Sentence examples for vivid arrangements from inspiring English sources

There were bamboo shoots in wall niches and, in front, two vivid arrangements of white tulips.

(Chinen) Joel Harrison Octet (Thursday) On "Search" (Sunnyside), released last year, the guitarist Joel Harrison aired his vivid arrangements for a septet that featured the violinist Christian Howes, the cellist Dana Leong and the bassist Stephan Crump.

While the performance of Poulenc's "Story of Babar the Elephant," read by Mr. Epstein, was wonderfully vivid, arrangements of works by Mozart and Bach for theremin and piano came across as a failed if charming experiment.

And the vivid arrangements by pianist Shelly Berg make these durable tunes feel fresh, like music still open to interpretation.

It was performed here in a vivid arrangement by David Lang that illuminated moods with gentle melodies, eerie beats, propulsive rhythms and slashing gestures.

There, his vivid arrangement of Barnet's popular Skyliner theme hinted at his potential, and led to a move to Los Angeles with the orchestra of the trumpeter Charlie Spivak.

Ms. Beaman and Mr. Fittante closed the concert with a glimpse of the dance's racier side in their flirtatious choreography for Juan Arañás's "Gran Chacona," heard in a vivid arrangement by Mr. Herreid.

There are Panamint, Western Apache and Yavapai baskets punctuated with the alert silhouettes of horned animals and stepped, radiating lines suggestive of lightning; Arapaho ledger drawings and a Lakota Sioux box made of hide and decorated with a vivid accordionlike arrangement of reds, yellows, blues and greens.

What made Sister Hazel noteworthy was a casual energy that kept its four-part harmonies snappy and its rambling arrangements vivid.

John McAlley of Rolling Stone called the album "remarkable", "strikingly mature and rich in invention", and as featuring "angst-laced poetry with vivid melodies and arrangements that find a common spirit in synth pop, European folk and psychedelic dream rock".

Tonight the group presents a program at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center that includes a vivid new orchestral arrangement of Debussy's wartime two-piano work "Et Blanc et Noir" as well as Mahler's Symphony No. 5.