Sentence examples for intricate passage from inspiring English sources
The Beethoven Fourth is replete with intricate passage work and gossamer filigree, and Ms. Tomsic dispatched it all with uncanny clarity, style and a wondrous array of colors.
Here's a lovely, intricate passage on Haydn's pastoral mode: The pretension of Haydn's symphonies to a simplicity that appears to come from Nature itself is no mask but the true claim of a style whose command over the whole range of technique is so great that it can ingenuously afford to disdain the outward appearance of high art.
Chorus members muddled intricate passages, while stage and pit missed probably more connections than in any other Levine-conducted performance this season.
And it fits Ms. Hahn's interpretive personality perfectly, drawing on both her pinpoint precision in fast, intricate passages and the singing tone she typically produces in slow, long-lined music.
But in relaying this layered tale of art, commerce and corruption, they exude the authority of a veteran string quartet arriving at its big intricate passages gradually and inevitably.
Peart is noted for his distinctive in-concert drum solos, characterized by exotic percussion instruments and long, intricate passages in odd time signatures.
Coated heads produce a warmer, muted, more focused tone and provide excellent stick response and sensitivity for quiet or intricate passages.
However, you may find it a little difficult to control your drumming during quick, intricate passages, making German grip less-suited for jazz drumming, technical rock drumming, and so on.
The Raven's intricate instrumental passages are dominated by chilly synthesizer textures, while the band's trademark sardonic humour is counterpointed by vocal tenderness and uninhibited intellect.
It is as if Mitchell thought the unconscious — evoked in the intricate stairways and passages of her set — were so important that the surface hardly mattered.
Nickel, a fifth-generation farmer working the land along the river, doubts the wisdom of spending money on an intricate system of passages to get salmon around the river's many dams and siphoning off more water from agriculture.
