Sentence examples for rich sonority from inspiring English sources

The baggage room was awash in rich sonority.

It was satisfying to hear the score played with such technical assurance and rich sonority.

Yet the rich sonority achieved by the brass for Parsifal's theme truly was the holy grail.

Both Mr. Hampson's rich sonority and Ms. Martinpelto's bright, appealing tone effectively cut through the dense thickets of orchestral sound.

"This is an enormously congenial symphony," Mr. Ford said almost immediately, luxuriating in Karajan's famously rich sonority.

People know they're going to get rich sonority and playing that directly reflects the tradition of the great Viennese composers who shaped our idea of classical music.

Ms. Beglarian's "I'm Worried Now, but I Won't Be Worried Long" (2010), though composed only a year after "Night Psalm," inhabits a different universe: electronic sound, a droning cello line and tactile, rhythmically solid harp writing form the backdrop for a soulful, almost folk-song-like soliloquy for the violin, played here with a rich, deep sonority by Miranda Cuckson.

Still, Lubman and his first-rate players made a persuasive case for Greenwood's score, revelling in its rich sonorities.

If anything, the rich sonorities of the dark, flute-less larger wind grouping may lay bare the sparse texture of the wind quintet combination.

Mr. Roligheten has a brusque but appealing tone on tenor saxophone, and Mr. Dale extracts rich sonorities from the piano; their fundamentals are sound.

With this aggressive-sounding group he achieved rich sonorities of woodwinds, brasses, strings, and drums, in compositions with memorable themes and active melodic and rhythmic counterpoint.