But, for all the long phrases and tasteful dabs of colour, something was missing.
Her sound was melting and lustrous in the long phrases of the first movement, "Phaedrus," and alluringly veiled in "Aristophanes".
Ekaterina Gubanova spins out languidly the long phrases of Lyubasha's unaccompanied song in her vocally strong performance as the unbalanced mistress.
Descending motifs unfurled like plaintive sighs before passages of brooding intensity, the long phrases boosted by the rich sound of these excellent musicians.
The poise and control of the long phrases heard on recordings by historic paragons like John McCormack, Pavel Lisitsian and Emma Calvé took the young singers' breath away.
And it's like the alto saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa's new band, Gamak, which uses the long phrasing of Indian and Indonesian music, the shred-power of electric fusion and the deep, heavy beats of funk and metal.
Dmitri Hvorostovsky's smoky, insinuating baritone wrapped around the long phrases Verdi wrote for Carlo's best friend, Rodrigo, though his performance projected vague, generic virility rather than the conflict of his dueling loyalties.
While pre-processing the given input text, we consider the longest phrase that is contained in PROBASE.
You can also play a long phrase on the guitar and command the piano to loop the phrase, so that you can play against the loop.
The lyricism, the caressing of long phrases, and the voluptuous silences between them made Bruckner's vision warmly human — which, after all, makes the concept of apocalypse all the more imposing.
