Sentence examples for vividly characterized from inspiring English sources

After the intermission Mr. Perahia gave a vividly characterized account of Schumann's "Fantasiestücke" (Op. 12).

A handful of Debussy Preludes were sweetly and often vividly characterized.

She sounded more comfortable in a lustrous "Sapphische Ode" and hit her stride with a vividly characterized "Von ewiger Liebe".

In the Beethoven, Michael Brown gave a vividly characterized, rhythmically free-spirited account of the solo line.

Then by example, inspiration, concerted effort and sheer determination he gets them to put everything on the line in vividly characterized and risk-taking performances.

Mr. Davis and the London players captured the music's riveting nothingness, to call it that, through eerily controlled and vividly characterized playing.

These concerts have always reached well beyond the church's constituency, and Mr. Hancock's thoughtfully paced and vividly characterized performance of "Israel in Egypt" showed why.

He was also impressive in an organic and vividly characterized account of Bartok's remarkable Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta, which began the program.

And while many of the characters are generic enough to serve in multiple settings, others, like Puss in Boots and Bluebeard, are vividly characterized.

Four selections from Mr. Stevens's song cycle "Run Rabbit Run" were vividly characterized and ended in the rocklike abandon of "Year of the Boar".

The plot is of Byzantine complexity, but each colorful personality in this impeccably structured score is vividly characterized through Chabrier's quirky lyricism and unconventional harmonic procedures.