Sentence examples for sonic language from inspiring English sources
"If you want to create a great breakbeat, for instance, there is a sonic language and a feel that you have to understand.
In bringing together an 85-year-old CBE, a sax-playing child of the expressionist 1960s who has exported his unique sonic language to the world, and a drummer, teacher and record-label founder devoted to British music, the Vortex might well have been offering its own made-in-Britain tribute 24 hours before Danny Boyle's.
moduS ponY utilizes strange sounds, samples, and instrumentals to create a sonic language that resonates with its listeners.
It's like they suck in the sounds from many of their country's musical geniuses from the past 30 years and then spew them out into their own relevant sonic language.
In a little more than two decades it has transformed itself from block-party entertainment in the South Bronx to an international sonic and visual language.
Mary Mary The gospel duo Mary Mary makes records that push beyond the sonic and rhetorical language of the church, and "Something Big," its new album on Columbia, pushes the furthest yet.
For Mr Paulin, history and aesthetics always go hand in hand.Critics spend too much time analysing the imagery of poetry when they should concentrate on the tactile and sonic qualities of language, Mr Paulin believes.
He reads slowly; a side effect of this is his attention to the poetic and sonic qualities of language, and his replete supply of quotes from famous writers.
Ms. Morkoski continued in that spirit, offering a focused, carefully shaped account of Messiaen's Préludes (1930), a student work that shows him finding his own approach to dissonance and sonic imagery within a language still heavily influenced by Debussy.
It didn't work — the sound, the body language, the whole sonic aesthetic felt off the rack — but it stood out.
As usual, most songs are built on one or two hard vamps with a passionately abstract intuitive mess on top, wrought by Mr. Smith's irritable and inventive words, making familiar jargon seem like foreign language, and his sonic interruptions as a producer.
