Sentence examples for massive climax from inspiring English sources

The second movement is brief, throbbing and slow, the third a burlesque-like scherzo, while the long finale provides the only surprise, with its sudden plunge into Berg-like introspection, a slow climb towards a massive climax and a thinning-out to a rarefied close.

"It's this massive climax where you have all these split second decisions going on all the time… it's really difficult".

As it heads toward a massive climax, it knows it can always rely on spectacle.

Brandon Wu of Ground and Sky described the song's progression, "[starting] with a quietly pretty melody... [building] to a massive climax of guitar and bass noise".

These slow movements, which build up to massive climaxes, often attain an incomparable sublimity.

It's rich, deeply textured and all-encompassing, and the three massive climaxes that articulate the huge span – moments when the pulsing sequences that Adams assigns to his groups of strings, woodwind and brass come exactly into phase – seem more celebratory than apocalyptic.

The second concerto is the more convincing; the first in D minor never really recovers from Dudamel's leaden treatment of the opening tutti, out of which he conjures a massive, exaggerated climax.

In the 2010 11 FA Cup, Bolton progressed all the way to the semi-finals, but were beaten 5 0 by Stoke City at Wembley with the match being described as "a massive anti-climax".

The muttering opening begins with "I draw deep breaths" and builds to a massive, multi-stranded climax, while sung phrases infiltrate later sections – there's a simple hymn-like setting of "I feel like rushing into tears", a more elaborate one of "I am obsessed with being at the centre of attention".

Yet from this very point tension builds over three more acts in a steady crescendo climaxing in massive bloodshed.

The sense of claustrophobia in having such huge forces focused on music of such economy was intense, and the climaxes were massive.