Sentence examples for maximum expressive intensity from inspiring English sources

The London Symphony Chorus, like the orchestra, achieved maximum expressive intensity without ever losing control.

It achieved a new expressive intensity and directness.

What Pollock was primarily channeling in these works was Orozco's expressive intensity.

Wilhelm Furtwängler/Berliner Philharmoniker: A typically Furtwänglerian balance of unstoppable momentum and expressive intensity, from 1953.

There may also be a clue to the expressive intensity of this music.

Escape and adventure were encapsulated by those surging strings, jumping across registers for maximum expressive impact.

Leonard Bernstein/Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra: an alchemy of orchestral virtuosity, expressive intensity, and interpretative imagination.

Michael Starobin's transparent arrangements for an orchestra that included eight strings allowed the singers maximum expressive latitude.

His aim is to bring expressive intensity, even a hint of Baroque flair, to the earlier repertory.

He was familiar with the new realism, exquisite detail and expressive intensity of Robert Campin and especially Jan van Eyck.

Tyrtaeus's language and poetic imagination follow the epic tradition, yet they possess their own expressive intensity and force.