Sentence examples for without instrumental from inspiring English sources

Song, piece of music performed by a single voice, with or without instrumental accompaniment.

Orchestral pieces were interleaved with unaccompanied choral items and with some of the composer's "Canti del Capricorno," wordless chants for soloists with or without instrumental backing.

At the time the piece was written, boy choristers sang the soprano and alto voices, and the entire mass was sung a cappella (without instrumental accompaniment).

Smith had been writing pieces for Creem and other music magazines, and had read an article written by Kaye in Jazz & Pop about a-cappella singing — "doo-wop music without instrumental backing," as Kaye explained it to me.

Opera The Blindd' (Friday through Sunday) The composer Lera Auerbach wrote the music and the libretto for "The Blind," a 60-minute opera scored for 12 singers without instrumental accompaniment.

That said, Makor does have frequent Shabbat dinners on Friday nights, including entertainment that does not violate Sabbath prohibitions against, for example, using electricity: choral groups that sing without instrumental accompaniment or amplification, or comedians and speakers who, similarly, do not use microphones.

[The Verge]....Hit up Pixar about this video of an IRL spoon chasing a teacup....Got a little bummed listening to Pharrell's "Happy" without instrumentals.

Germany CD single #"A Year Without Rain" – 3 54 #"A Year Without Rain" (Starlab Radio Edit) – 3 41 Digital download #"A Year Without Rain" – 3 55 UK promo CD #"A Year Without Rain" – 3 54 #"A Year Without Rain" (Instrumental) – 3 54.

Third, an individual school can rarely provide opportunities for ensemble playing, without which instrumental teaching is pointless.

The firm of Marshall Day, the lead acousticians, enclosed the auditorium within an interior shell, which adds reverberation without making instrumental voices indistinct.

In the analysis mode, it is placed in the gas chromatograph autosampler without any instrumental modification.