Sentence examples for the two instrumental from inspiring English sources

Mr. Houghton's language is easygoing and colorful, and the movements -- "Full Moon" and "Banshee" -- let the two instrumental lines wind around each other with inventiveness and intensity.

When I play the two instrumental tracks, that's the time when I can go far away and forget where I am.

I liked the piece best whenever Mr. Marsalis worked hard to blend the two instrumental contingents and when the music seemed not just a homage to old jazz styles but a transformed synthesis, something fresh, subtle and startling.

The second ballad, "When We Awoke, It Was to That Familiar Phrase: New Orleans Dodged a Bullet," is mostly an essay for French horn and electronics, and the two instrumental interludes take in some of the livelier elements of New Orleans jazz.

Finally, participants were allowed to give either of the two instrumental responses in the presence of each cue.

Given the similarity of the estimates between the two instrumental variables, we conclude that our estimation approach does not suffer from a weak instrument problem.

After the two instrumentals, the first proper song to be arranged was "Help!", a Beatles cover that Chris Curtis wanted to include in an eventual album.

Pointillistic sections, rich in interplay among the five instrumental lines, are interspersed among chordal writing or more conventional counterpoint.

From the sweeping opening notes of the overture to "Rodelinda," Juilliard415 played the three instrumental works on the program with vigor and accompanied the singers with crisp sensitivity.

In the Brentano performance, with the pianist Thomas Sauer, the perspective was entirely different: technique was secondary to the sheer magic of the constantly shifting flow of timbres that emerge as the five instrumental lines are alternately intertwined and dispersed.

First, the "Dumbarton Oaks" Concerto, from 1937-38; then thEightght Instrumental Miniatures," completed in Los Angeles in 1962; and the Concertino, "Ragtime," and the Octet, all from the period 1917-23.