Sentence examples for lyrical sensitivity from inspiring English sources

The fine tenor Richard Margison brought vocal ardor, pinging top notes and lyrical sensitivity to his portrayal of Pollione.

Its lyrical sensitivity and psychedelic patchwork of samples means it is dubbed "the Sgt Pepper of rap".

Still, this was an intriguing work, and Mr. Oldfather brought beautiful colorings, lyrical sensitivity, fleet finger work and palpable involvement to the piano part.

The standout performance came from the fine soprano Youngok Shin, who brought lovely sweet tone, flawless coloratura and lyrical sensitivity to the role of Gilda.

The excellent cellist Trey Lee, born in Hong Kong and trained at the Juilliard School, played the solo part with enveloping richness and lyrical sensitivity.

Though the soprano Marguerite Krull has yet to command the role fully, she brought rich, rosy sound and lyrical sensitivity to her portrayal.

One of the things I felt most keenly while reflecting on David Bowie's death – and the two artists are often mentioned in the same breath – was the gradual realisation that Bowie's androgyny and lyrical sensitivities were in many ways superficial.

Phrases, so often rushed to their end, allow for no lyrical flow or sensitivity of inflection.

Her pianism is distinguished by acute musical sensitivity, lyrical grace and pearly sound.

She shaped some slower, more lyrical moments with sensitivity; in others she had difficulty navigating between extremes of volume, making the voice seem either to vanish or to blare out suddenly.

But his lyrical, melancholic and romantic sensitivity to melody made his work attractive to jazz buffs and casual listeners alike.