Sentence examples for sublime interpretation from inspiring English sources
Yet for all the virtuoso playing — however enjoyable it may be — it is still rare to hear an artist communicate with the level of searing intensity that Sergey Khachatryan achieved in his sublime interpretation of Bach's Partita for Solo Violin No. 2 at Alice Tully Hall on Wednesday evening.
As encores Ms. Uchida offered "Aveu" from Schumann's "Carnaval" and a sublime, glowing interpretation of the Andante from Mozart's Sonata in C (K. 545).
Because clearly there are many people who love those recordings, and hopefully, it will lead them to the more sublime and more lasting interpretations.
From the hazy hefeweizen to the tart Berliner weisse, these styles -- and the American craft brewery's interpretation of them -- make for sublime summertime drinks.
They were attracted to settings that were considered tumultuous and tempestuous according to aesthetic theories of the sublime in nature that emphasized dark, even terror-filled, interpretations.
The gradual blending of two radically opposed musical styles into the most exquisitely lyrical language can be deciphered as a musical interpretation of Victor Hugo's Shakespeare-inspired theory that the sublime is often born of the grotesque.
Mendelssohn gives another twist to his interpretation of "mixed sentiments" in the Rhapsody and then later in "On the Sublime and the Naïve in the Fine Sciences".
The resulting effect was sublime, and none of us old-timers in the Met orchestra will ever forget him -- or his poetic interpretations of "Bohème," "Traviata" and "Otello," either.
"The result is... sublime".
