Sentence examples for nuanced dynamics from inspiring English sources

He also brings nuanced dynamics and phrasing to a repertory not known for its subtlety.

Mr. Anderszewski's playing was the picture of clarity and shapeliness, with subtly nuanced dynamics and the barest hint of rubato.

Ms. Rhodes and Ms. Morkoski played the Ravel with flexibility and warmth, and admirable attention to the score's nuanced dynamics.

Even so, the winning fluidity in the group's rendering of the big, seductive themes, and the players' attention to Schubert's nuanced dynamics, proved the reading's more memorable qualities.

Mr. Hamelin brought the clarity of touch and nuanced dynamics he used in the Alkan and Berg to his unsentimental rendition of Chopin's popular Second Sonata.

Still, had the group played Haydn and Janacek with the nuanced dynamics and robust tempos it brought to the Schubert, a listener who missed the announcement of the personnel change would have assumed that this was the regular lineup.

His recent album, Tied to a Star, saw him largely eschew his trademark fuzz and distortion in favour of more nuanced, acoustic dynamics, and tonight's show reflects that shift.

That approach also misses more nuanced and contradictory dynamics that exist in smaller pockets of women in the workforce.

That, he says, shows a more nuanced understanding of regional dynamics.

He has the nuanced understanding of class dynamics which comes from having a great-great-uncle who was murdered by his own peasants.

Swing enthusiasts who have long delighted in Jones's subtle and complex ride cymbal patterns might be taken aback by his less nuanced approach to family dynamics.