Sentence examples for intimate chambers from inspiring English sources

Beethoven was among the other leading composers who also wrote for the glass harmonica, but, as classical music began to migrate from intimate chambers, the crystalline delicacy of its sound was no match for the new larger concert halls, and it fell out of fashion.

When looking at Matisse's, odalisques, or paintings of "Oriental" women (the models were all actually European), the viewer can imagine he/she is glancing into the most intimate chambers of the Alhambra Palace.

Yet his achievement was to retain the work's intimate chamber quality.

The main venue, a Baroque wooden church hall, makes a wonderfully intimate chamber-music hall.

Ms. Upshaw, in a more intimate, chamber style, sings pitches below her usual range.

On Saturday evening members of the orchestra offer an intimate chamber-music event, with works by Svendsen and Nielsen.

Hearing these works played so compellingly in an ideally intimate chamber music space that seats just 170 was a revelation.

Hearing concerts in this ideally intimate chamber music room on an actual floating barge practically underneath the Brooklyn Bridge is a delightful experience.

This small floating concert hall is one of most intimate chamber music performance spaces in New York, offering picturesque views of Lower Manhattan while gently bobbing in the East River.

(Kozinn) BARGEMUSIC (Tonight, tomorrow, Sunday and Thursday) Vladimir Stoupel, a pianist, is holding forth this week, alone and with friends, at this intimate chamber hall on a converted coffee barge.

That same instinct had also helped make for a satisfying interpretation of Beethoven's Emperor Concerto, in which pianist Paul Lewis contrasted the dynamic, virtuoso passages with a more intimate, chamber-music-like quality with great sensitivity.