Possibly because of the humid weather, the players experienced difficulties in gaining full, fine control over intonation and sound.
Precise intonation, fine bowing, and timing will accomplish only so much; past that, some measure of imagination and feeling is necessary to make the notes cohere.
Other enhancements to the soloing experience could include knowing how close your sound is to Jimmy Page's, or transcribing a live improvisation of a song you want to remember later, or fine tuning your intonation and technique.
It is exceptionally well disciplined and exceedingly powerful, with fine tone and accurate intonation.
With the piano on hand to provide cues, the chorus seemed to lose its fine edge of concentration, allowing intonation and ensemble to become more diffuse.
Mr. Howard has a fine time trying out Peter Lorre-lintonationsions, and he and Mr. Tatum connect like Joe Buck and Ratso Rizzo in a cleaned-up update of "Midnight Cowboy".
Richard Marlow's performances are bright and accomplished, with good intonation, buoyant rhythms and fine ensemble.
Because of the amount of stretch needed to change the intonation of the string, fine tuners at the tailpiece are not used.
Schamus has a fine ear for the language and intonations of this ethnic enclave and has cast actors who handle it expertly, especially Linda Emond as Marcus' mother and Danny Burstein, currently starring in the Broadway revival of "Fiddler on the Roof," as his father.
The woodwinds made fine contributions to the concerto, and after fleeting intonation insecurities early on, the brass playing proved solid and attractive as well.
