Phoebe reads this letter in her parents house, to a musical sound delicately invoked by Ms. Barrett.
Collectively, they make a lovely sound, delicately shading in around Williams's soft vocals.
Mr. Waltzer is a young jazz pianist who is interested in a meaty, rhythmic sound, delicately exotic harmony and organized small-group composition with strong melodic motion.
Indeed, there are many glimpses of Mr. Cohen in the group's baleful guitar sweeps and the singer Elizabeth Ziman's mewled devastation; at her best, she also sounds as delicately resolute as the bird on the wire.
The Derry singer's cocooning, husky voice sounds as delicately expressive as always, creaking on the single Blud – about overhearing her parents arguing with an ear pressed to her bedroom floorboards – and Hailstones Don't Hurt".
John Cage's "Amores" (1943) for prepared piano and percussion found three of the Met's intrepid percussionists and the pianist Linda Hall at home with the composer's wondrously clanky sound world and delicately undulant rhythms.
Midnight Express featured many moving sound bites with delicately ripe synergies, playful horns and keys bouncing through time signatures; take the "The Chase" for example.
In "Hieroglyphics 3" (1958), for example, a lachrymose solo viola is set against a timpani rumble or sometimes an eerie mezzo-soprano line; and tactile, delicately plucked sounds from a harp contrast with brisk, staccato organ figures.
5 Township tour In her modest living room in the township of Langa, Madosini Manquina presses the calabash of the uhadi to her bare shoulder and the delicately varying sounds of this traditional music instrument will take you to a different world.
Soft rain, gentle sobs and the sound of an organ delicately punctuated the silence.
