Julie Small-Gamby and Judith Uehling tend to bury their motifs in layers of tone and texture.
Gopnik and Eskin examine the layers of tone and meaning to be found in human speech that remain, like, you know, difficult for, um, computers to understand.
Recorded over six weeks in 1969, the album showcases Nilsson's voice multi-tracked in layers of tone and harmony.
I take some comfort in the fact that my Thai bell is obviously the work of a loving craftsman, its thick bronze body carefully shaped by hand, its voice strong and pure, with layers of tones and undertones lingering long after it is struck.
Composed using an audio library of cosmological activity collected by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, NASA and private sources, the three long, free-floating works on the album use sound recordings of outer space to create monolithic layers of tones and textures.
Among the fine examples here is Edvard Munch's hard-worked "Vampire" (1895), an intense scene of a temptress embracing a submissive man, first done in black and white and then in color with the innovative addition of woodblock for another layer of tone.
"Wes, we had done 'Fantastic Mr. Fox' and 'Moonrise Kingdom' together, so there was already a kind of layer of tone," Desplat said, "which I think 'Grand Budapest' opened to a larger scale".
While this is true of some ceviches and salsas, many dried chillies are not hot at all, and are instead used to add layers of flavour with their rich, fruity tones.
Ice cream sundaes, of course, find expression in their sauces, which provide layers of flavor and seismic contrasts in temperature and tone.
For today's MIXED BY entry, he sends the listener on a journey through cozy house sounds of all kinds, wrapping us tight in a thermal layers of organic tones, smooth segways, and of course a few sections that will get your heart rate rising to energetic, and utterly funky levels.
Joby Talbot's score is skilful in its layering of emotional tone, its sharply resounding brass seeming to echo Leontes's torment, and its fluttering undercurrent the swelling tide of Hermione's distress.
