Sentence examples for intimate interpretation from inspiring English sources

The musicians offered an intimate interpretation that conveyed the work's restless energy and plumbed the searching dialogue between the two instruments.

She also offered an intimate interpretation of an early song by Zemlinsky, a disciple of Brahms whose later works became more harmonically adventurous.

The temptation must be strong to try to fill the great space with sound, but except in the extroverted movements with trumpets and drums, which cut cleanly through the murk, Mr. Tritle seemed instead to want to draw listeners in with a restrained, almost intimate interpretation.

"And then the subscriber hopefully imbues the moment with some kind of intimate interpretation.

Stephen Joseph Theatre, Fri to 27 Sep LG Fans of OperaUpClose's intimate and modern interpretations of classics will be heading to the Soho Theatre again for its latest production, Tosca.

Best known as the play that first brought Tilda Swinton to attention when it premiered in the UK at Edinburgh's Traverse Theatre in 1987, it is translated and adapted here by Alexandra Wood in a version that aims to offer an intimate and highly physical interpretation.

Throughout, they drew in the small audience with deeply expressive, intimate and often haunting interpretations.

Saunders's music is at once too abstract and too intimate to support such an interpretation.

The pianist Jeffrey Kahane offered a highly musical, gracious interpretation of Mozart's intimate and introspective Piano Concerto No. 27 in B flat (the composer's final work in the genre), although the performance as a whole seemed lackluster.

However, such an interpretation would require an intimate knowledge of the rotamer configuration in the Trp mutants.

"Tosca," by contrast, is an intimate piece -- one of the greatest documented interpretations of Act II revolves around movements of Maria Callas's eyes -- and it ends, in concert, with the soprano standing alone onstage.