Catherine Foster, the Brünnhilde, also showed power on the high end, slicing through the orchestra with a pure and brilliant tone, but she tended to sing flat, and made a pale, insubstantial sound at lower volumes.
Even the tone clusters produced with forearm wallops on the piano sound pale beside the electronic flutters, twangs, growls, buzzes, gasps and belches.
296), accompanied by the pianist Steven Beck, the only sonic interest lay in the instrument's G string, which possesses a fully developed personality while the higher strings produce a pale and sandy sound.
A circling helicopter and the enthusiastic squeals of riverfront revelers interfered with pale slivers of sound played on muted instruments at dynamics sometimes marked at quintuple piano: an improbable notion of near-silence.
Had Cosima Wagner's "secret treasure" been played this softly at its premiere, she might have slept through the first pale threads of sound, the voile-like portamento, the faint blush of vibrato, the gilded fluttering of woodwind and horn triplets, the clean, fresh oboe solo.
At the centre of the group was the beautiful "Amarilli mia bella" where the key to hypnotic purity was a pale and interesting sound using very little vibrato and where the tiny melismas conspired with the trills to lend the shivers of delight.
Scottish faces were pale as Monsieur Jutge sounded the final whistle.
Ky Henderson, who fields an array of beauty and romance concerns as the "Ask Him Anything" columnist for Cosmopolitan magazine, said pale green polish "sounds like something a mythical creature from 'Lord of the Rings' might have".
Recently, through their newly founded label "Black Ocean", Renaissance Man has been focused on a third aspect of their sound: pale-corporate hardcore.
Now and then in softer phrases, her sound turned pale, and her pitch faltered.
Yet warnings of a coming crisis like the one he sounded four years ago pale against the economic crisis at hand, many Democrats said.
