Sentence examples for use of string from inspiring English sources

With his use of string, jam jars and the rest, Stig was very keen on recycling long before it was fashionable.

Once principal viola player in the Berlin Philharmonic, Dean makes exhaustive use of string technique, at times percussive and metallic, at others with the full, dense textures.

To the extent that other conductors have reconsidered issues like balance, articulation, tempos and the use of string and wind vibrato, he has a point.

I've played in the Performing Garage, home of the Wooster Group, the avant-garde theater troupe, where the downtown theater world gathers occasionally to play poker and discuss the director Richard Foreman's use of string in postmodern set design.

Swiftness and clarity aside, one distinguishing feature was the limited use of string vibrato, now common practice but here especially effective in the seventh's allegretto, the not very slow "slow" movement.

And of course the orchestral writing touches on all these qualities, with subtle tone painting (the bass rumbling that evokes "Hell's domain" and "Satan's fury" in the tenor aria in Cantata No. 40, for example) occasionally breaking through a more generalized, celebratory use of string, horn, oboe and continuo coloration, not to mention the vibrant trumpet writing in Cantata No. 110.

Perhaps the first thing you noticed in the song was its use of strings.

Both musicians explored elaborate production, especially the use of strings, in collaboration with a producer -- Joe Boyd with Drake, Paul Samwith-Stevensith Stevens -- who helped structure their flights of fancy.

Detractors of ELO have always pointed out the pompous use of strings, the vocoders, and the spaceships – critics never forget about the spaceships.

The unabashedly romantic use of strings in Keaton Henson's score sets the tone, but Wheeldon himself is working on an inventive and emotional high.

This inspired early set ingeniously rekindles familiar Thelonious Monk tunes by imposing unexpected grooves, sparing use of strings and EST's tight empathy.