Sentence examples for interplay of instruments from inspiring English sources
The answer lies in the records to which this book sent me scurrying back: in the sinuous, thrilling interplay of instruments in "Nobody's Fault But Mine"; the preposterous bombast of "Kashmir"; the magnificent idiocy of "The Immigrant Song" ("The hammer of the gods will drive our ships to new lands!"); the brutal combination of 60s freakbeat and proto-metal in "Communication Breakdown".
"The Illusion of Guidance" did create the appearance of order, following the interplay of the instruments as their explorations of a sprightly theme led them to a meditative point where a single note became their focus.
Research in this direction could provide further insights on impacts concerning the interplay of governance instruments and material reality.
I agree that our original sound was more interesting in that the only effects were created by the interplay of the instruments and amps.
These pieces derive an endearingly quirky, otherworldly drama from the interplay of the vocal ensemble and the instruments that accompany it and in the case of "Turtle Dreams" from the Minimalist choreography by Ms. Monk and Gale Turner.
If the work has anything in common with the better-known symphonic and operatic Borodin, it is in the composer's skill at weaving folk melodies into grandly conceived formal structures, retaining both the earthiness of the themes and the intricacy of the interplay between the instruments.
The program's weightier side included Shulamit Ran's "Mirage" (1990), a thorny work for the core Da Capo instrumentation that offered a good deal of graceful interplay between the instruments at its heart but that could probably profit by losing the sustained fingernails-on-a-blackboard string harmonics at the start and end.
Aristotle called it the instrument of instruments.
In the work of Randolph Caldecott, Sendak is fascinated not only by the abundance of actual dancing, singing, and playing of instruments but also by the many ways in which Caldecott used the theme-and-variations technique, combining simple themes into what Sendak describes as "a fantastically various interplay of images".
We had tons of instruments.
