Sentence examples for spirited arrangement from inspiring English sources

Morrison's daughter, singer Shana Morrison, joined him briefly mid-set for a spirited arrangement of "That Old Black Magic" that seemed inspired by the Louis Prima-Keely Smith version.

His spirited arrangements involve subtle interplays of shape and hue.

Taking off from the shifts and interactions of the leafy forms, he has made spirited arrangements on canvas that involve subtle interplays of shape and hue.

The band purred behind on the spirited Eugene Throne arrangement, with Gransden taking the high register lead solo on trumpet and John Sandfort taking a spirited tenor solo on this old Sinatra standby.

Standard favorite Christmas tunes were revamped into a magical, spirited and fun arrangement, and belted away with much swagger.

Gripping melodies are embellished with whirling arrangements, spirited outbursts and Evira's wide-ranging, emotive, splendidly affecting vocals.

But Bach's Concerto for Three Violins (BWV 1064) sounded gimmicky despite a clever arrangement and spirited playing: the treble violin sometimes squeaked like a toy, while the bass and contrabass lacked warmth and heft.

The Harlem Quartet, all first-place laureates of the Sphinx Competition, gave a spirited rendition of a Paul Chihara arrangement called "Ellington Fantasy: Take the A Train".

Also included are Sérénade Mélancolique and Souvenir d'un Lieu Cher Op 42 No 1 in Vogler's own arrangements and a spirited Souvenir de Florence with the Moritzburg Festival Ensemble.

Lunasa is a five-piece traditional band from Ireland that can be feisty or gentle, with neatly detailed arrangements that deploy spirited fiddle and uileann pipes or the dulcet counterpoint of up to three whistles at once.

The playing was, well, spirited: the hornists sight-read arrangements of "America the Beautiful," the Grand March from Verdi's "Aida," the "Pilgrims' Chorus" from Wagner's "Tannhäuser" and a movement from Handel's "Water Music," as well as a few attractive pieces by Mark Taylor, the hornist who assembled the group.