Sentence examples for romantic interpretation from inspiring English sources

The musicians played standing and with plenty of energy, offering a warm, richly hued and Romantic interpretation.

She began with a forcefully Romantic interpretation of Mozart's Sonata in A minor (K. 310), which surged and pounded, stopped and started, particularly in a restless finale.

Ma occasionally painted flowers, but his genius lay in landscape painting, his lyrical and romantic interpretation becoming the model for later painters.

But something of the high Romantic interpretation, most purely exemplified in Keats's 1818 poem of pastoral loss – "Gone, the tough-belted outlaw / Idling in the 'grene shawe'" – lingers on in our urban, technocratic era.

Stravinsky's own conducting adhered to those maxims, so by offering a more Romantic interpretation, Mr. Maazel challenged what many of us are used to, and hence equate with universal standards of good musical taste.

Here, Vogler and Andres Orozco-Esuccessfullyssfully wrest Tchaikovsky away from familiar the Romantic interpretations and impose a cooler, more precise order.

In the 1960s, classical musicians turned away from the prevailing Romantic interpretations of baroque music in favour of historical accuracy.

Mr. Maazel has said that he has no patience with the sentimental and exaggeratedly Romantic interpretations that he often hears.

In Brahms's Third Symphony, Mr. Levine strove, it seemed, for an organic reading that allowed inner voices and layered complexities to come through, details often lost in sweepingly Romantic interpretations.

What unfolded over the next 80 minutes, if you subscribe to the more romantic interpretations, created one country and fanned the flames of a revolution in another.

ORPHEUS CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Janine Jansen, a striking young Dutch violinist whose background in Baroque music keeps her Romantic interpretations from verging into the saccharine, will be the soloist in Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in a program with the conductorless chamber orchestra, the rest of which — Schumann's Second Symphony and two works by Poul Ruders — sounds ambitious indeed.