Sentence examples for intonation problems from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brey played well, except for a few minor intonation problems in the first movement.

There were also intonation problems and messy moments in many of the cast's ensemble numbers.

Ms. Beilina's account of the solo violin part was marred by intonation problems.

Between Mr. Fleisher's wrong notes and the intonation problems of his colleagues, Brahms occasionally took on an unexpectedly modernist tinge.

The ensemble opened the concert with an indifferent performance of the work, marred by a few intonation problems.

Mr. Riesman conducted an energetic performance, but the orchestra's playing was lukewarm, with balance and intonation problems taking their toll.

But "it's fabulous to work with a director who's also a singer, because she can tell me exactly what to do to fix an intonation problem".

Sometimes, all strings have the same intonation problem, which can call for a different fix.

Sometimes, an intonation problem can be fixed by moving the saddle--the wooden piece where the strings are held to the body of the guitar, opposite the head stock.

But intonation was a problem.

By 1847, however, Boehm had become convinced that only a cylindrical bore would solve certain problems in intonation, and by using covered finger holes, he could make them even larger.