Sentence examples for rich timbre from inspiring English sources

There was an amazing, rich timbre in her voice that made you listen.

Fifty years ago that sound, with its unusually rich timbre was synonymous with virility.

Sidney Outlaw, a baritone with a deep, rich timbre, sang the title role with passion and dignity.

The most consistently pleasing of the four was Andrew Foster-Williams, a forceful bass with a rich timbre, though Tilman Lichdi, the tenor, also made strong contributions.

However, it doesn't do a very good job of determining the fundamental of rich timbre instruments because it is not always the highest peak in the spectrum.

And Misha Bouvier, a baritone with a rich timbre and a fine sense of line, brought considerable character to songs by Brahms and Paul Bowles.

The sound world they create in sensitive arrangements of lullabies and songs and original compositions by Ms. Woolf combines the comforting familiarity of folk song with the rich timbres and textures of classical music.

Just as authoritative as Ms. Jones's pen, however, is her singing voice, a clarion alto whose rich timbres and elongated phrasing sometimes suggest those of a cello or viola.

With some notable lapses, this system is good at producing the tone of individual instruments (it draws from a giant bank of recorded samples), but the rich timbres and natural acoustic resonances are absent.

"Bitches Brew," "On the Corner," "Big Fun" and "Live-Evil" were dense, ladened with funk rhythms and rich timbres generated by both electronics and ancient instruments like tablas, sitar and congas.

Metal resonators below the keys give it a richer timbre than that of its closest relative, the xylophone, with its smaller, higher range and brighter, more brittle sound.