Sentence examples for expressive effects of from inspiring English sources
The design of these churches does, however, show a certain concern with the expressive effects of height that was to become an essential ingredient of Gothic architecture.
Heartfelt in effect and fascinating in detail, "One Red Rose" showed Mr. Mackey's expert grasp of the string quartet idiom: not only the timbres, textures and expressive effects of its component instruments, but also the genre's distinctive capacities for parity, transparency and discernible impact of disparate, simultaneous threads.
Often held up as pre-figuring a joyful postmodernism in music, the expressive effect of the third movement of Berio's Symphony is, I think, anything but an indulgent wallowing in the mud of musical history.
African-American trumpeter whose mastery of mutes and expressive effects made him one of the most distinctive jazz musicians.
He accomplishes this through a subtle range of expressive effects and techniques, among them the recurring themes of Hua Lun's plaintively beautiful score.
Kornstad The Norwegian saxophonist Hakon Kornstad has a deeply focused tone and a dazzling command of expressive effects.
Certainly Mr. Isserlis, who has a taste of metal lurking in his tone, played with virtuosity and a wealth of expressive effects.
They are full of skillfully expressive effects in which the sound and rhythm mimic and enhance the sense; and they abound in trenchant phrases and memorable epigrams, many known to people who have never heard of Juvenal: "bread and circuses"; "slow rises worth, by poverty oppressed"; "who will guard the guards themselves?"; "the itch for writing"; "the greatest reverence is due to a child".
Here Rossi's music revealed him to be part of — and sometimes leading — a wider group of composers who were testing the limits of harmony and expressive effects.
The refinement of this ability to work on individual parts allowed for remarkable detail and expressive effects, enhancing the meticulous realism characteristic of Kamakura sculpture.
His vigorous, often electrifying account of the Vivaldi was steeped in Romantic expressive effects: carefully shaped phrases with ample rubato, dynamic suppleness and grand rallentandos at movement endings.
