Sentence examples similar to vocal exposition from inspiring English sources
Elsewhere, Mr. Gibson's simplistic accompaniment was overtaxed by vocal lines crammed with exposition and jargon.
It's a superb vocal instrument, exciting pangs of romantic envy, lucid exposition and a raffish sonic heedlessness that's spectacular.
Music theory, when it was something other than the exposition of a prevalent or emerging style, was likely to be a technical manual guiding vocal or instrumental performance, a set of directions for meeting current exigencies in church or theatre practice, or a missive advocating reforms.
But the project's masterstroke, following a complete performance of the partita by Mr. Poppen, interspersed with Hilliard expositions of various of the sacred tunes, is a reprise of the Chaconne superimposed with vocal snatches corresponding to Ms. Thoene's melodic finds.
It marked a turning point in music history, not only for its novel inclusion of chorus and vocal soloists in the last movement and the extraordinarily variegated sonata form of that movement incorporating a Turkish march, double exposition, double fugues, strophic (stanzaic) variations but for the scope of the whole, a summary of Beethoven's ethical and symphonic achievements.
Her songs had a few lines of exposition that would suddenly be answered by her whole band — which included harp, cello and violin — with choirlike vocal harmonies, pushing Ms. Mvula toward exultant incantations that gave obsessions a cinematic glow.
Savannah Garden Exposition.
Safety Council's Exposition.
