Sentence examples for loud dynamics from inspiring English sources

Evaluate its soft and loud dynamics, tonal control, relative loudness of the octaves, and pedals.

Occasionally he was clarion clear: the soft-loud dynamics of "So Quiet in Here" were arresting, and "Who Drove the Red Sports Car" was an impassioned holler.

He widens the soft-loud dynamics of snare and bass drums, makes phrases higher and shriller by octaves, and yet manages to imply a cloudy patina gathered over three centuries.

Bright Eyes-esque confessional folk, riot grrrl and the quiet-loud dynamics of the Pixies are all present, but Mitski updates these reference points with a modernist twist (Crack Baby and Once More to See You have something of St Vincent's unsettling strangeness).

The music mostly followed a hard rock sound with the soft-loud dynamics seen in Nirvana tracks such as "Smells Like Teen Spirit" and "Heart-Shaped Box".

The album continues Isis' history of lengthy songwriting, yet presents a slight departure from the soft-loud dynamics and post-metal aesthetic which characterized previous releases.

"I'd Like Your Hair Long" sped through a sparkling, off-kilter structure, and "Stars" flexed Hum's deft hand with the quiet-loud dynamics that made the Pixies so influential, leading that band to some belated reunion runs in its own right.

The climactic moments of each act violate the established pattern in different ways: The fastest tempo of the opera appears in the chaos of the performance of Les Huguenots; the explosion in Act II has the loudest dynamics.

Good compositions should swell and subside, should punctuate moments of extreme emotion and melodic peaks with louder dynamics.

Screamo: Screamo is a subgenre of emocore which involves screaming and usually fast tempos, loud-soft dynamics and sometimes unconventional song structures.

Screamo - A style of hardcore punk-influenced emocore with has some screaming in it, usually along with fast-paced riffs, soft instrumentals and loud-soft dynamics.