Sentence examples for its flute from inspiring English sources

Its harp writing is tactile, its flute lines rich in melody.

Christine Moulton gave its flute line a shapely, colorful reading and did much the same for Malcolm Arnold's Trio for Flute, Viola and Bassoon, a likable score with a lovely Mozartean finale.

There is a wonderfully organic quality in this setting of poems by Nigyar Rafibeili: its flute line seems to arise naturally from the piano, and the vocal line seems to emerge from the flute timbre.

The great recording of the late Gil Scott-Heron's "The Bottle" that my colleague Rollo Romig posted (which is actually not a live performance but the famed studio recording, shorn of its flute solo), is from the 1974 album "Winter In America".

The group, which is directed by Giovanni Antonini, its flute and recorder soloist, plays with the brisk, slightly brash energy that characterized the early recordings of Musica Antiqua Koln, and the adventurous, even audacious interpretive freedom that made Gregorio Paniagua's recordings with his Atrium Musicae de Madrid so irresistible.

The title track for example, takes its flute sample from Hungarian composer, Tibor Szemzõ's track, Water Wonder.

West Clare has its own style of playing and is particularly famed for its flutes, fiddles and concertinas.

Jiles not only transcribes Kiowa words, she also describes the sound of "the singing language and its fluting tones".

Musicians accompanied the evening with the glistening sounds of the traditional Balinese gamelan ensemble, with its flutes, strings and golden-toned percussion instruments.

It's the zampona, played by Chilean Quique Cruz, that gives "Lives in the Balance" its flute-like resonance.

Let it scrape down gently, not punch in and snag and tear the shell with its flutes.