In matters of articulation, there was also ample room for improvement, particularly with note endings.
Though the performance plumbed the work's emotional depths, Mr. Levine and his players had decided, it seemed, that if they attended to matters of articulation and phrasing the expression would take care of itself.
graduate now working in finance, said Mr. Powell's matter-of-fact articulation of an essential American principle lifted a sense of alienation that she had come to accept, and was almost unaware of.
Gadamer's commitment to the linguisticality of understanding also commits him to a view of understanding as essentially a matter of conceptual articulation.
Modern orchestras have become more adaptable in matters of phrasing, articulation, expression and even improvisation.
Intoxicated by the mushrooms, the fluency, the ease, the aptness of expression one becomes capable of are such that one is astounded by the words that issue forth from the contact of the intention of articulation with the matter of experience.
Whether constitution really is or isn't identity is a matter of continuing debate; for articulations of the two sides see Johnston (1992) and Noonan (1993).
In matters of tempo, balance, articulation and pedaling, every choice he made served the music.
Louis Langrée and the orchestra sustain a fractious symposium on matters of tempo and articulation, but come together by the end.
But the more crucial elements that they and Mr. Orkis brought to the work were intensity, focus and complete unity of purpose in matters of dynamics and articulation.
