Sentence examples for extended technique from inspiring English sources

George Balanchine founded the company with Lincoln Kirstein in 1948, and his aesthetic, which valued spareness, angularity and extended technique, and stressed counterpoint over harmony, came to dominate over the decades to and beyond his death in 1983.

Icodextrin significantly improved peritoneal ultrafiltration and extended technique survival in PD patients with symptomatic fluid overload, especially those who had substantially impaired peritoneal ultrafiltration.

Col legno and other "extended techniques" are a familiar part of contemporary classical music.

I'm interested in extended techniques and trying to personalise it.

A mad scene for the cello uses extended techniques, and a 12-tone fugue accompanies an attack of cannibals.

(Chinen) MARK DRESSER AND FRIENDS (Tuesday) Unconventional timbres and extended techniques are Mr. Dresser's specialty as a bassist, and he surrounds himself with musicians similarly inclined.

Click here to view I previously studied at Guildhall, and the music I wrote back then for string quartet used a lot of harmonics and extended techniques.

Playing bass saxophone and occasionally alto, he uses fingers, breath, extended techniques — including circular breathing, overblown multiphonics and vocalizing while playing — and sheer astonishing stamina to perform.

But the voices are used in very different ways; the Shaman has some extended techniques, and a duet with the Janitor where they produce almost guttural sounds and half-formed words, like speaking in tongues.

(Chinen) JORRIT DIJKSTRA AND JOHN HOLLENBECK (Wednesday) Mr. Dijkstra, an alto saxophonist from Amsterdam, and Mr. Hollenbeck, a percussionist from upstate New York, have been working as a duet for years, with an emphasis on extraordinary textures and extended techniques.

Mr. Corigliano did, apparently, as the composer used extended techniques in the strings and woodwinds to conjure the high-pitched squeaks and the sounds of incessant scurrying over dark sustained chords in the bass.