Sentence examples similar to peculiar timbre from inspiring English sources

His quartet lasts only seven minutes, and though he avoided letting its stream of pizzicatos, slides and invitingly peculiar string timbres coalesce into shapely lines, he created a web of compelling rhythmic effects that left you wanting to hear more when the music suddenly evaporated.

Why peculiar?

"Timbre," corrects Boyle immediately.

Peculiar, indeed.

Extremely nasal timbre thus stresses different overtones than mellow timbre.

And what is vocal timbre?

Terrifically peculiar).

Very peculiar.

Listen to the timbre of my voice!

Timbre is radically simple by comparison.

The timbre of the reeds.