Sentence examples similar to expressive indication from inspiring English sources
If he took any liberties, it was in magnifying Beethoven's expressive indications.
The bareness of much early music — its lack of dynamic or expressive indications — drove Mr. Heras-Casado's musical development.
Compared with the scores of Mahler and Berg, Bartok's have surprisingly few expressive indications; he trusted the imaginations of performers.
There's then, of course, the small matter of the notes you have to play in this rhythm, the dynamics, and the huge variety of expressive markings and pedal indications.
The cognitive function of language refers to its employment for the transmission of factual information; by expressive function is meant the indication of the mood or attitude of the speaker (or writer); and by the conative function of language is meant its use for influencing the person one is addressing or for bringing about some practical effect.
He contrived delightful miniature comedies and dramas, excelling in the rapid characterization of his actors, sometimes by deft sketches of their appearance or indications of their gestures and always by the expressive discourse he invented for them.
Wonderfully expressive voice.
