Sentence examples for lyrical character from inspiring English sources

The concerto has a lyrical character, combined with a dancing energy in the outer movements that suits the solo instrument.

There is an impressive synoptic quality to the essays, which are given further unity by the lyrical character of the prose, by the rich, warm, humorous, celebratory tone throughout and by the lightness of the authors' touch with the facts.

The quartet is distinguished from its two sterner predecessors by its more genial and lyrical character, although those qualities weren't always illuminated in this performance, which at times seemed rather dry, with a sluggish final movement.

Other composers who have written for Mr. Pollini include -- besides Mr. Sciarrino -- Giacomo Manzoni, whose "Strands of Shades" will be sung by the Schoenberg Choir: "A wonderful piece of a lyrical character, rather different from most of his music".

In addition, he painted devotional works for other Roman noblemen in del Monte's circle, including The Penitent Magdalene and The Rest on the Flight to Egypt: soft, delicately coloured paintings of a gently lyrical character that would not be repeated in his later work.

Here, she uses oil washes to achieve both a spontaneous and a lyrical character.

"Now I very much want to develop another side of my artistry - more lyrical characters," he said, as well as perform new works.

The parts are interrelated not in terms of basic structure but by purely lyrical or character contrast.

With an aesthetic steeped in the West Coast tradition of composing that is often lyrical in character, Ms. Cahill has helped to make contemporary music more accessible to the public.

Until the mid-to-late 1950s his music was broadly lyrical in character, before changing to a more astringent and experimental style.

I unknowingly poured a lot of myself into those stories, waxing lyrical about characters who were figuring themselves out, what they liked and what the world thought of them.