Sentence examples for raw tone from inspiring English sources

There was some raw tone from the woodwinds.

During the frenetic, wild-eyed Presto movement, the Ebène brought earthy power and raw tone to its playing.

Her voice remains incomparable: the dancer-like flexibility, the microscopic control of pitch, and the pure, raw tone are all intact.

Another is to do with the quality of sound – the sound of beaten drum skins or the raw tone of the human voice.

The raw tone of her filming is nonetheless canny and precise; blunt closeups in contrasty light have a rough sculptural solidity, and the confrontational simplicity of the images evokes a rare blend of anger and analysis, affirmation and questioning.

Equally impressive, however, are Gino Bechi's Alfio, sung with a sinister beauty, and the Santuzza of Lina Bruna Rasa - who, with a performance of fire-breathing intensity, more than compensates for some moments of raw tone.

His resort to the raw tones of the cowhorn evokes the untamed world that is unfolding, while the orchestra reinforce and subvert the trumpet's certainties.

Phillip was still doing his twitching, gurning, "Paranormal Activity" audition, but their husky, raw tones complimented each other nicely and neither seemed to be trying to showboat or outdo the other.

As Polina, the soprano Olga Guryakova is a little raw-toned and wobbly.

Defa exerts delicate control over his incendiary material and evokes emotional terrors with a sympathetic directness; his raw-toned drama is quietly hectic and brutally poignant.

The soprano Ingela Brimberg negotiated Senta's treacherous Ballad excitingly and endowed the emotionally charged heroine with generous, penetrating, if occasionally raw sounding, tone.