Sentence examples for which duet from inspiring English sources

I loved the way in which duet sections would often show them dancing or acting in different ways simultaneously; and how acting would suddenly give way to pure dance, characterizations would melt into a less specific but deeper sense of humanity.

So, out of the private place in which the duet transpired, we are led back into the world.

And their odd shapes in space were akin to the ambiguous inkblots in the psychological test after which the duet was named.

Commenting on this performance in The Daily Telegraph, Rupert Christiansen drew attention to the "musing intimacy and quiet dignity" with which the duet was sung, as compared with more traditional macho renderings.

It was a fitting end to an evening in which female duets figured prominently in each work.

In 2003, Dance With My Father, in which he dueted with Queen Latifah, Stevie Wonder and Beyonce Knowles, was a number one hit.

It was preceded by a shorter piece, "The Feast (Part 1)," which featured duets in which Ms. Mills's penchant for the push and pull of contact improvisation was deeply felt.

Furious free-form brass and percussion are interspersed with declamatory, harsh-edged vocals, and there's an extraordinary passage in which she duets with a wild solo saxophone.

Horn's ambition was to inspire spiritual, contemplative states with his music, which included duets with orcas in the 2001 video Haida and Paul Horn: The Adventures of a Killer Whale and a Jazz Musician.

A few months after "History, Mystery" came the release of "Jim Hall & Bill Frisell: Hemispheres" (ArtistShare), in which Frisell duets with his former teacher, who has long since graduated to living-legend status.

An album in which Dylan duets with Pink, Nickleback, Katy Perry etc along with Clapton, Jagger, McCartney would sell bucketloads and introduce him to new fans.