Sentence examples for lyrical emphasis from inspiring English sources

The orchestration of the Minkus score, by Martin Yates, has a nicely lyrical emphasis, and Mr. Acosta's own choreography is admirably unobtrusive.

Key track Demdike Stare – Metamorphosis See also Witch house, hauntology A self-defined movement of post-hardcore bands with a heavy lyrical emphasis, Touché Amoré, La Dispute, Defeater, Pianos Become The Teeth and Make Do And Mend hark back to the 90s emo scene, before it became all about straightened fringes, pink bracelets and Jared Leto.

In contrast, British alternative rock was distinguished from that of the United States early on by a more pop-oriented focus (marked by an equal emphasis on albums and singles, as well as greater openness to incorporating elements of dance and club culture) and a lyrical emphasis on specifically British concerns.

However, the movements are smoother and more fluid rather than hard-hitting and, like lyrical dance, emphasis is placed on storytelling and conveying emotion through the choreography.

With this hook, Octave joins other young rappers who have rejected an old-school emphasis on lyrical variety, individualism, and personal catharsis.

"Lyrical" hip-hop, with an emphasis on fast, image-heavy rhyming, has largely faded from the popular consciousness.

The response from the Committee for Artistic Affairs was negative, and he was invited to be more lyrical and to give greater emphasis to the role of the Russian people.

Ed Easton Jr. of radio station WNOW-FM noted the song's similarities to Brown's 2008 single "Forever" (2008), writing that "it has that fun and simple lyrical flow and puts more emphasis on the intoxicating beat".

On 29 September 2014, Röyksopp announced that their next album, titled The Inevitable End, would explore darker subject matter with emphasis on the lyrical content, and would be their last LP, though they will not stop making music.

According to Röyksopp's Svein Berge, this album will be a farewell to the format as opposed to the band itself, and will feature much "darker subject matter, with emphasis on the lyrical content…We feel like this is a goodbye to the traditional album format".

Milton Babbitt's 1978 piece "My Complements to Roger" — playfully, not "Compliments" — was dedicated to Babbitt's teacher Roger Sessions and was played by Mr. Kuderna with an emphasis on the elusive lyrical connections between its broken little phrases.