Sentence examples for interpretive style from inspiring English sources

Probably the most striking element of Mr. Owens's interpretive style is his use of timbre.

Mr. Appleby's bright, crystalline sound is offset by an easygoing but direct interpretive style.

His interpretive style, it should be said, is an acquired taste.

As a next step in determining the boundaries of the CBM model, the present experiment was designed to test whether modified interpretive style endures fluctuations in mood.

Mr. Buckner has a communicative interpretive style and a good command of timbre, but there is a slightly hoarse edge to his tone at times.

Daniel R. Gustin, the director of the Gilmore Festival, sees Mr. Gerstein's jazz background as an essential element of his interpretive style.

That isn't entirely persuasive: interpretive styles and sensibilities change with time, after all, and quartets don't generally offer museumlike re-creations of their old readings.

With exquisitely trained musicians flooding out of conservatories — fluent in contemporary music and up-to-date interpretive styles — and chairs in the top orchestras hard to come by, ensembles everywhere are benefiting.

But the historical performance movement has, more quietly, restored something else to music making: the variation in local interpretive styles that among modern-instrument orchestras, has been a casualty of the jet age.

The new works are by composers who write in an accessible style, rooted in Classical forms and an updated Romantic harmonic language, characteristics for which the interpretive styles of these players — Joseph Kalichstein, pianist; Jaime Laredo, violinist; and Sharon Robinson, cellist — are particularly well suited.

Leaming does just that, honing in on the focal points of the story and impersonating the interpretive styles of the actors who played these characters.