Sentence examples for interpretive details from inspiring English sources

That said, you can differ with interpretive details.

When listening to these most classic of classics, the tendency is to focus on interpretive details rather than to revel in new or unusual sounds.

Differences of tempo and interpretive detail are instantly apparent.

Mr. Goerne's flexible, warm baritone and his ear for interpretive detail are well suited to music of this kind.

But these assertions are isolated, lacking emotional force and interpretive detail, as are other facts — even about the Nazi death camps.

And as is so often the case with Mr. Elling, the artistry lies in some intangible harmony of musical arrangement, interpretive detail and sheer vocal expression.

It would include an interpretive walkway detailing the history of the ship from its construction in 1942 at the nearby Philadelphia Naval Shipyards, a display area and a theater.

Now that traversals of Bach's "Well-Tempered Clavier" are becoming relatively commonplace, listeners who love this music might expect performers to distinguish themselves mainly in fine details of interpretive nuance: what tempo this or that prelude is taken at, whether the individual voices in the fugues shine out distinctly and what kind of coloration illuminates each piece.

Each interpretive turn and pianistic detail is at the service of the music.

But he also played solo works by Giovanni Girolamo Kapsberger and Bellerofonte Castaldi that ask for more, and Mr. O'Dette responded with the kind of virtuosic detail and interpretive fluidity he has always brought to his lute performances.

The paper starts by explaining what is involved in an interpretive review in more detail before moving on to set out the findings of the review.