Sentence examples for expressive interpretations from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rose was best known for his fresh, full-bodied and expressive interpretations of the standard cello repertory - particularly music of the Romantic era.
Mariss Jansons, (born Jan . 14 , 1943Riga, Latvia) Latvian-born conductor, known for his expressive interpretations of the music of central and eastern Europe.
His insightful and expressive interpretations of music from Byrd to Stravinsky shone new light on familiar repertoire and opened up works unheard for centuries to choral singers across the world.
Mr. Bostridge offered deeply expressive interpretations of these works and the 13 lieder that came after intermission, like "Der Gang zum Liebchen" ("The Way to the Beloved"), whose evocative melody was gracefully rendered here.
She was known in particular for her expressive interpretations of songs of love -- ill-fated love, unrequited love, everlasting love -- many of which were settings of the work of the renowned Persian lyric poets of the Middle Ages and afterward.
January 14 , 1943Riga, Latvia Mariss Jansons, (born Jan . 14 , 1943Riga, Latvia), Latvian-born conductor, known for his expressive interpretations of the music of central and eastern Europe.
Mr. Leisner offered a deeply expressive interpretation of the enigmatic, haunting variations.
That torment could be heard in Ms. Uchida's deeply expressive interpretation.
Alan Gilbert, the music director, led the Philharmonic (fresh from its recent European tour) in a shapely, expressive interpretation of the Adagio.
Margaret Whiting, American singer (born July 22 , 1924 Detroit, Mich . diedJan . 10 , 2011Englewood, N.J)., recorded dozens of hit songs in the 1940s and '50s and was known for her clear voice, expressive interpretation, excellent phrasing, and musicality.
Ms. Arado and Mr. Lilleslatten were joined by the violinist Adele Anthony for a sweet-toned rendition of Dvorak's Terzetto in C, offering a deeply expressive interpretation of the soulful Larghetto.
