Sentence examples for vibrant sound from inspiring English sources

The simpler textures of her Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis occasionally find the choir sounding harsh up high, but theirs is a vibrant sound, never bland.

Ms. Villarroel has a dusky and vibrant sound.

But hers is still a rich, vibrant sound that carries well without force.

We are coming to the end of an era – an era of vibrant sound.

The Channel Classics recording team also deserves honor for the warm, vibrant sound.

A vibrant sound suddenly gushed forth from the tense players like blood from an artery. . . .

Of many vibrant sounds, I was most haunted by a sadly singing trumpet solo reminiscent of Miles Davis in "Sketches of Spain".

She also experiments, letting these grey-skied influences coalesce with more vibrant sounds, such as on the soulful 80s dance-pop of Groove It Out.

In the cities, the mellifluous calls to prayer radiating from mosques, many of which display a markedly Muslim architectural style, coexist with the flashing lights and vibrant sounds of urban popular culture.

Amid the brash new music introduced to American audiences at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967 — the Who, Jimi Hendrix — the warm, vibrant sounds of a young South African trumpeter possessed rather less bluster.

In the 21st century, London rings to the vibrant sounds of countless languages: the city has survived and benefited from wave after wave of migration from across the world.