Sentence examples for string articulation from inspiring English sources
The Bavarian musicians played their hearts out, not always with the close string articulation of other world-class orchestras but with unbending intensity and real skill.
String articulation in rapid passages sounded vaguely together but just loose enough that delicate detail kept clotting into amorphous masses of sound.
The string articulation in the finale of the symphony was of a higher standard than that of many orchestras with full-time music directors.
Mr. Botstein and his players gave a full account of this symphony's searing textures and made its finale sizzle with crisp, slashing string articulation and well-focused brass playing.
Their emphasis on "authentic" practice — more flexible tempos, less string vibrato, sharper articulation — has seeped into big modern orchestras.
Analysis 2 was identical to Analysis 1 except that all the semantic conditions were replaced with the articulation conditions (articulating 1,2,3 to unfamiliar nonobjects or unfamiliar letter strings).
A white asterisk was presented for 400 ms, followed by the stimulus, that was colored blue after 300 ms from the onset, and remained on the screen for 1800 ms. After such period, or at the start of articulation, the letter string disappeared and was followed by the naming latency for that trial.
The silken quality he elicited from the strings stood out, and the bright articulation of Tim Thorne's horn vividly captured the young Siegfried.
And at the climax, there are more frantic articulations coming from the string orchestra at work behind our familiar Radiohead players.
The first movement is allowed to unfold at its own pace, lasting almost 20 minutes, but that is followed by a lightning-quick scherzo, with Barenboim putting enormous faith in the fabulous articulation of the Staatskapelle strings.
In both the Mozart and the Hertel concertos, he played with a sharp-edged articulation that sliced through the string textures, and Le Nuove Musiche played with a deftness and clarity perfectly suited to Mr. Bezuidenhout's approach.
