Sentence examples for instrumental interplay from inspiring English sources

Such witticisms were gravy for the crowd absorbed in tricky instrumental interplay.

Much melodic material is assigned to the wind instruments, and a unique melodic style is developed that lends itself to patterns of dialogue and instrumental interplay.

The following year, Brown tried to conquer blaxploitation, turning out a pair of soundtracks, "Black Caesar" and "Slaughter's Big Rip-Off," that highlighted the instrumental interplay of his backing band, the J.B.'s, led by the trombonist Fred Wesley.

Buffalo Springfield, Canadian-American band that combined inventive songwriting, skillful instrumental interplay, and harmony vocals into a stunning folk rock signature sound, which laid the groundwork for southern California country rock.

In the first song, "A la una nací yo," the voice of the singer (Judith Kellock) cut its way firmly through rising clouds of busy instrumental interplay; in the second, "El mi querido bevió vino," the polyphony suddenly evoked a medieval fair.

At the Village Vanguard this week, however, she's concentrating on her improvising and on the instrumental interplay with a cohort of adventurous and like-minded players, including the pianist Myra Melford, the drummer Rudy Royston, and the saxophonist and clarinettist Doug Wieselman.

This year's crop included the engaging instrumental and vocal interplay from Redlands musician Powell's Whiskey Wolves of the West, Wyoming-bred singer-songwriter Bell's old-school country-rock, St . Louisspark plug Pokey LaFarge and his band's invigorating mariachi-klezmer-western swing, and musician-actress Qualley's neo-country soul that made her sound a bit like Adele's American little sister.

This reduction is driven by the general increase in GC content around the TSS, which more globally is instrumental in the interplay between chromatin conformation and transcription processes.

The term occasionally refers to a symphony utilizing the principles of contrast and melodic interplay between instrumental groups that characterizes the concerto grosso.

Beyond matters of vocal and orchestral balances, the chamber version also gives the listener a welcome glimpse of how the interplay of instrumental lines propels the work — a look under the hood, in a way.

The enhanced clarity is a welcome turn, making it easier to hear Mr. Carter's scintillating sonorities, myriad instrumental colors and complex rhythmic interplay.