Sentence examples for performance plucking from inspiring English sources
According to program notes, Ms. Green intended in her new solo "Shadow Catcher" to summon the memories of dancers she has performed with in her 15-year career in a way that replicated the percussionist Joel Davel's performance "plucking an orchestra from the air" with the Buchla Lightning, an electronic instrument.
Foremost are the delightful performances she plucks from the cast.
John Nelson conducts an able, straightforward orchestral performance, with luscious plucked strings in much of the slow music, capable obbligato soloists and some electric uptempo movements.
The home side must also have been delighted by the performance of Shafayat, plucked from Minor Counties cricket and given a chance to revive a first-class career which previously featured spells with Notts and Northants.
Recorded recently at the Village Studios, it's a bare bones, intimate show with only Kygo on keys and vocalists like Parson James, and Conrad Sewell delivering powerhouse performances and James Hersey singing and plucking an electric guitar for forthcoming single "Coming Over".
More recently Mr. Pendleton has used his corporate liaisons as informal workshops or high-end residencies, plucking ideas for new performances out of those generated for clients.
This was illustrated most perfectly by Rosie Bergonzi's performance on an amplified cactus (played by plucking the spines, if you were wondering).
Rather than plucking three paintings off a wall, the curators said, they spent considerable time hunched over laptops looking at performances.
Pizzicato — plucking a string instrument rather than bowing it — is an effect that often goes unnoticed, but it spoke to the precision of the Royal Stockholm's performance that every instance registered, from the pearlescent rounded notes of the second-movement Andante to the ferocious cello plucks in the finale.
Friedman (1964) called this empirical peculiarity the "plucking" effect.
