Sentence examples for performing forces from inspiring English sources

On the second, I sat at the periphery; with most of the performing forces now visible, the drama of performance and the spatialization effects were far more apparent.

Stockhausen conceived many spatial works in which performing forces are supposed to surround the audience.

In "Epitafium" (1958), for mixed choir and instruments, he began experimenting with the spatial placement of his performing forces.

The Barber will incur higher costs because it requires large performing forces, including a chorus and soloists.

The performing forces expanded a bit on Friday for Handel's early secular cantata "Apollo e Dafne" and on Saturday for three of Bach's ripest creations.

Mr. Glass, thinking on a large scale, elicited Mr. Mortier's promise of grander performing forces than Mr. Glass had ever used before, even in his operas.

The work is scored for seven singers, and along with a conductor, that's the entire performing force.

A genre presupposes a particular performing force, a particular length of pieces and even dress and mode of behavior of the auditors — the listeners.

Federal court records indicate that in 2002 and 2003, Mr. Devlin photographed the older boy, who was then 11, performing forced sex acts.

The ground truth, i.e., the most likely state s at time t, is obtained by performing forced alignment of the acoustic vectors with the transcripts.

Then, the phone HMM state labels for all the input frames are generated by performing forced alignment using the word sequence hypothesis.