Sentence examples similar to vibrant orchestration from inspiring English sources
Lawrence was a master of bold color and vibrant picture orchestration.
Doyle does not make use of actor-musicians here; there is an eight-piece band playing vibrant new orchestrations by Joseph Joubert and conducted by Jason Michael Webb.
"Como Cierva Sedienta," a Spanish-language setting of Psalms 42 and 43, has a strikingly vibrant, almost Fauvist orchestration and a richly ornamented vocal line; it is very nearly opulent.
The overall impression of the work was enhanced by hearing it in Carnegie Hall, for the glittering orchestration offered a vibrant array of colors and effects.
Now sinking into a note and slowing time, now accentuating a syncopated line with subtle, crisp adjustments, she gave vibrant visual form to Hershy Kay's orchestration of the Gottschalk score.
And no matter how often you might have heard "The Nutcracker" before, even recently, you could marvel anew at Tchaikovsky's ingenious orchestration and generous heart in a lithe, vibrant account that never threatened to grow cloying.
Ms. Saariaho's orchestration, with prominent harpsichord to suggest the period, is vibrant, consisting mainly of somewhat static textures, whether dense or shimmering.
Orchestration: Martin Lowe, Once.
Orchestration describes murkier relationships.
The orchestration sometimes lacks clarity.
