Sentence examples for musical scheme from inspiring English sources

The scenario is underpinned by a rigorous musical scheme, and Núñez's performance, and that of the Concertgebouw cellos and basses, is impressively vivid.

He conjures up a performance of astonishing immediacy, imprinting every interlude with its own luminous world, and presenting the overall musical scheme with total, unforced clarity.

The musical scheme he devised – 12 sections playing without a break and constructed around spiral sequences of pitches – is realised by a quirky six-piece ensemble, "a community of people living by the sea", writes Muhly.

It also provides him with a ready-made musical scheme that ends where it began, in wispy threads of sound, and in between moves through a series of wave-like episodes.

Fisk goes further to interpret the dramatic musical scheme manifested in the tonal design of the sonatas, as the basis of a unique psychological narrative (see below).

Cord and Sacha should need little introduction, as they've been occupying dance floors for years with their multidimensional sounds woven to create a musical scheme of their own.

The newest is "Words Project III: Miniatures" (New Amsterdam), with poems by Carl Sandburg, William Carlos Williams, Kenneth Patchen and others, and it does some of what you expect from records like this, counterposing metrical rhythm and free-verse breath lines against musical schemes.

This ballad, together with Jane Birkin, demonstrates how musical schemes are formed only to be undone.

Those protagonists of Mel Brooks's 1968 film and subsequent musical "The Producers" scheme to profit by deliberately creating a Broadway flop.

Taiwan's Environmental Protection Administration came up with the musical garbage truck scheme to eliminate the vermin and odors that plagued the country's designated outdoor public trash disposal areas.

They fit a play or musical into larger schemes, aesthetic, political and social.