Sentence examples for lyrical scene from inspiring English sources

In one lyrical scene, women raised and lowered a large filmy veil over a dancer.

The 10 selections that make up the suite are the "Prologue," "Galop," "March," "Waltz," "Pantomime," "Intermezzo," "Little Lyrical Scene,""Gavotte," "Scherzo," and "Epilogue".

The lyrical scene in Nightmare and the Cat's single "Alvarado" is a familiar one to Echo Park indie regulars.

The lyrical scene Musici Ambulanti with its ancient humor and contemporary perspective opens up the topic for metaphorical discussion.

Museums would be exhibiting vases decorated with lyrical scenes of injection and pill-popping.

He created a fashion for pictures of lyrical scenes with figures of exquisite grace.

Those who heard it were struck both by the immense scale of the opera (13 scenes, more than 60 characters) and by its unique blend of epic narrative with lyrical scenes depicting the personal destinies of the major characters.

Hence his insistence on concentrating on the emotional essence of the story in his sequence of "lyrical scenes", whose content, as he wrote to his patron Nadezhda von Meck, "is very artless.

Indeed, the game of blind-man's buff between Edith and the children in an abandoned room of the old castle is one of the great lyrical scenes of the novel.

So are "Out 1," "Paris Belongs to Us," as are his cold howl on modern solitude "Secret Defense" (which features some of the most majestically lyrical scenes of the Paris Métro ever filmed) and the mournful romanticism of young women in a theatre troupe and their directorial mentor (Bulle Ogier), but not the whimsical street-musical "Haut Bas Fragile" ("Up, Down, Fragile").

Tchaikovsky subtitled his work "an opera in lyrical scenes".