Debussy's Images had plenty of poise, languor and fire, the translucent textures of Ibéria nicely judged.
The orchestra created Britten's characteristically translucent textures, and the ancient songs and dances – with their often Stravinskyan colouring – came sweetly across.
Neither Kaufmann nor Deutsch were tempted to overemphasise, the pianist's translucent textures providing a clear surface through which the tenor could thread his honed, delicately suggestive vocalism.
She then magnified and printed a total of five pictures onto large canvases that underwent a 72-hour Mark Rothko-like top coat of paint, to mimic the fossils' reflective and translucent textures.
The sonics have a bracing, drawing-room intimacy, and the interpretation, with its impetuous tempo changes, translucent textures, and extremes of articulation, has a raw and febrile quality; a heated, but affectionate, conversation among friends.
Salonen brings translucent textures and a calming sense of order to the hot-blooded band that James Levine built; he's an eminent modernist and doesn't wear his heart on his sleeve.
There emerged a working group that gave live performances and made a series of records from 1949-50, released as "Birth of the Cool," in which Davis's unique trumpet tone, relatively tempered and introverted, was matched by a new kind of dense yet translucent ensemble texture.
Fish is typically finished cooking when it's no longer translucent and the texture is flaky and firm.
A fashion designer by trade, her sensitivity to material comes out in the purposeful juxtaposition of textures, translucent silk pinned to heavy felt frames.
Ms. Johnson's ceramics make an appealing contrast to the paintings' translucent tones and smooth textures.
