Sentence examples for musical interplay from inspiring English sources

The constant verbal and musical interplay makes every moment of the score, however simple on the surface, surprising.

Last year in these pages, Gary Krist admired the "complex, almost musical interplay of reminiscence and current experience".

As he matured, Sting grew suspicious of rock's amateurishness and moved toward an ideal based in poised musical interplay instead of conflict.

You can see the reasoning: musical interplay is central to Khan's kathak dance training, and some of his best work has been with contrasting dance partners.

"The universe indeed repeated itself," Kleinman thinks at one point, and it's this complex, almost musical interplay of reminiscence and current experience that "Carry Me Across the Water" captures so well.

Stretches of this fantasy in four connected movements are scored for one, two or three instruments, and those combinations say as much about the nature of musical interplay as the full quartet passages.

And here, too, the chamber-musical interplay with the others -- Ms. Kavafian, Mr. Sherry and the viola player Steven Tennenbom besides Mr. Serkin -- encouraged a tough piece to twitch and dance with life.

Anyone who grew up with the Beatles has spent hours and hours thinking about the musical and non-musical interplay among John, Paul, George and Ringo, two of whom are now gone.

It was a feeling of abstract intellectual delight, a pure interplay of musical and physical motion.

(Hamilton goes on to chastise Seabury: "Don't modulate the key and not debate with me!" he insists, a line that encapsulates the show's knowing interplay between musical form and political content).

Further music is bound to inner temporality, and its themes, even though their note sequences are the same, vary according to context, require reflection for their recognition, and emerge through an interplay between musical elements and the listener's attention and interest.