Sentence examples for versatile instruments from inspiring English sources

The Boehm experiments changed the character of the flute considerably, producing more volume and a more brilliant tone; with his improvements, along with the subsequent minor changes, the flute became one of the most versatile instruments of the orchestra, performing superbly in all keys.

The scanning electron microscope (SEM) is one of the most versatile instruments available for the examination and analysis of the microstructure morphology.

The SEM is one of the most versatile instruments available for the examination and analysis of the microstructure morphology and chemical composition characterizations.

It's also one of the most versatile instruments, played in classical, pop, and many other styles of music.

They make a variety of beautiful tones and are extremely versatile instruments to play jazz or classical music with.

The piano or the guitar can be the best choices for this, since they are versatile instruments and offer a broad range of sounds.

"The Violin: A Social History of the World's Most Versatile Instrument" (Norton), by David Schoenbaum, out December 10th.

Over his nine years as music director, Michael Tilson Thomas has shaped this orchestra into a lean and versatile instrument.

"The accordion is a tremendously interesting and versatile instrument that can sound like an orchestra," Ms. Mancini said.

This particular organ is considered a versatile instrument that would benefit from the newly renovated hall's livelier acoustics.

The beautifully spare compositions vaguely recall Ry Cooder's score for "Paris, Texas" while revealing the cello to be — at least in Friedlander's hands — a versatile instrument that can sound like a steel-string guitar one moment and an air horn the next.