The composer provides clear indications for dynamics, pedaling and phrasing. |
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But I believe that in such trying times as these precision of meaning trumps political correctness or delicacy of phrasing. |
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Both will respond to activities such as poetry read aloud, choral readings with repetitious phrasing, and intentional changes of voice. |
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In no other species of katydid or cricket does an individual's past history affect its wingstroke rate or its phrasing. |
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His exquisite phrasing is heard frequently on 16-or 32-bar alto sax solos, and occasionally on trumpet and clarinet. |
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Gringolts shows maturity beyond his 21 years in his rich phrasing of the boldly romantic Sibelius and the prickly angularity of the Prokofiev. |
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As Akhundov showed Reiss the run-down, architecturally eclectic mansions of a century earlier, the guide rhapsodized in beautiful phrasing. |
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Her phrasing and performance of the lyrics here, not just by Sondheim but also by some of the seminal rhymesters of the stage is remarkable. |
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My approach to classical ballet technique is relatively plain, and with an emphasis on rhythm and musical phrasing. |
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His talent is amazing, his superb phrasing and sense of rhythm as flawless as a perfectly cut diamond. |
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Beautiful tone, assured phrasing, wonderful contrasts of light and shade, the players revelled in Haydn's ever-inventive musicality. |
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It is of high literary quality, showing the master's great skill at phrasing subtle ideas and word-play. |
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This album is an irresistible blend of blues, rootsy soul, and soft acoustic rock, with poignant and heartfelt lyrical phrasing. |
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We have analyzed the music and made our decisions about tempo and rubato, phrasing and articulation, voicing and dynamics. |
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His performance, voice, phrasing, sensitivity, alaap, bandishes, as well as total control over sur and taal contribute to his magnetic concerts. |
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He used liberal vibrato and took many liberties in phrasing using ritards, accelerandos and tenutos over important structural notes. |
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I don't imagine them scratching for similes or phrasing and rephrasing until each sentence sings. |
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The phrasing of Article 25 implies a positive duty, commitment, or obligation by government. |
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His sense of rhythmic freedom, elasticity of phrasing, romantic ardor, and caressing tonal hues set a new standard for the four Chopin Ballades. |
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The glories of his phrasing and touch in the slow movements are where he shines through. |
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Dancers can get fascinated with the biomechanical specificity of their technique, neglecting rhythm and phrasing. |
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The unorthodox phrasing abstracts the original material and gives the composition an edgy modernness. |
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Though her sense of swing is evolving, Bode's unpretentious delivery, easy phrasing and sweet demeanor is delightful. |
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If her phrasing seemed breezy before, it's almost effortless on the new disc. |
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The editorial markings by Alton Chan are helpful with excellent fingering, phrasing and voicing suggestions. |
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This is a common way of phrasing what is basically a large scale organized street protest. |
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Rosand's soaring arc of sound and pristine, classical phrasing made the celestial beauty of this heavenly music soar. |
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In fact, it may not have had an author, because people added and subtracted stanzas and modified phrasing as they pleased. |
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These are sure-footed lyrics, confidently placed in their musical context, and telling their stories by phrasing just as much as the words. |
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The humorousness of the phrasing of this home-spun wisdom only serves to make it more pernicious. |
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His clarion tone and beautiful phrasing were a model of superb instrumental control and mastery. |
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Her subtle shading, elegant phrasing, and expressive tonal colors were even more impressive. |
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First and foremost, all work should consider the musical elements of tone, color, dynamics and phrasing. |
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Witt's music is strongly Mozartian in phrasing and flavor, so much so that he sometimes sounds like a clone of the famous composer. |
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Maya Homberger's phrasing on the Baroque violin is peerless, her tone warm and expressive. |
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His pianism is outstanding, phrasing is supple, and rhythms are alert and buoyant. |
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Notice the purity of the opening, the piquancy of the birdcalls, the unfussy phrasing of the main theme. |
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Unfortunately, English just isn't well suited to gender-inclusive and gender-neutral phrasing. |
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And he does tend to overuse a few devices, like rhetorical questions, deliberatively repetitive phrasing, and direct address. |
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This helped them build up the climaxes of phrasing, so characteristic of the Romantic style, and to gradate more smoothly to the final part. |
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How did he achieve such excellence, such vivid diction, such lovely phrasing, such expressiveness? |
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I assigned a language coach to work on accent and diction, and took it upon myself to work on meaning, phrasing, and effect. |
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The leisured progress, the sensuous attention to phrases, coupled with nuances in phrasing, created the reverberations of singing at a durbar. |
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I haven't actually listened to his speech in a dog's age, but my recollection is that his phrasing actually went like this. |
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It accounts for the occasional lapses into infelicitous sentiment, tired phrasing and intrusive personal details that would have appalled the American. |
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His phrasing is razor-sharp and should be served with relish and glee. |
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Characteristic is his perfect intonation and breath management as well as excellent phrasing and imaginative use of ornaments when he confronts difficult trills head-on. |
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I picked that passage because I think that even if it doesn't embody his whole range, it at least reflects his fondness for alacritous swerves of phrasing. |
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One teenager checks the reed of his clarinet and practises phrasing. |
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Gaga is especially convincing at slower tempos, and this is where weaknesses in phrasing are typically most exposed. |
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The clefs, rests, and expression marks such as slurs and phrasing, even the thickness of the staves, make up a complex pictorial and typographical unity. |
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The translations I offer aim to transcribe the phrasing of the French as exactly as possible, often at the expense of English idiom or felicity of expression. |
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The lyrical second theme brings forth a singing legato from the violin that contrasts wonderfully with its sharp and clipped phrasing in the first section. |
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Your perspicacity in phrasing such a question is a source of wonder to me. |
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A stickler for etiquette and social niceties, this is the sign more than any other that is likely to have nightmares over the phrasing of invitations! |
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If McRae's voice has a brittle edge, the phrasing is imperious. |
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There is another aspect of Arcady that is more difficult to describe, but which owes primarily to the disarming simplicity of the book's lexicon and spareness of its phrasing. |
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In Schubert's music, the Viennese lilt and nuance in the phrasing, touch, singing line and overall style, even the pauses and silences, require complete mastery. |
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I think that's sort of the via negativa phrasing of what I'm saying above. |
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In this early work, moreover, Crawford still relies on traditional phrasing and contrapuntal imitation, so the listener has that rock to hold on to. |
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Other characteristics, such as timbre, density of texture, spatial location of sounds, dynamics, articulation, and phrasing, tend to be overlooked. |
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The nuances of phrasing are part and parcel of the human subtleties they would convey, such that no other kind of conveyance would seem as satisfying or apposite. |
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The soprano blew her audiences away by flawlessly mixing her registers, phrasing with magisterial grandeur, and nuancing her voice with expressive color. |
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I made the decision to use this particular phrasing because, of the thirty-odd gender dysphoric individuals I've seen so far, this is how they've discussed their experiences. |
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The cadence, phrasing, and rhythm of the language is very similar to that found in The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle and in heroic contemporary Anglo-Saxon poetry. |
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But the eccentricity of his performances, some of which seem wilfully perverse, with their mannered phrasing and exaggeratedly slow or fast tempos, was less easy to take. |
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In terms of pianism Mishka was astounding for a girl her age for her balancing of chords, awareness of phrasing, sense of rhythm and overall technical command. |
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It is not the uncommonness of the diction or phrasing but the uncommonness of the sentiment and appropriate expression that accounts for eloquence. |
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Many of the more affluent youth, who had access to learning English, rapped in that language, mixing American vernacular and phrasing into their music. |
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Ever graceful, serene and undemonstrative and always truthful to Mozart her deft passage work, sensitive phrasing and attention to detail showed her to be a true artist. |
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Much of Stewart's sense of phrasing was developed during his time with the Jeff Beck Group. |
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Tyer is a modern variation that is now commonly accepted in our world of fast and loose phrasing and new vocabulary assimilation. |
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The symphony was sumptuous in sound, but needed more of a hard edge to its phrasing to avoid a slide into glutinousness. |
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I am also paying homage to the phrasing of tenor saxophone players like Coltrane. |
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Right now, I have a specific vision of the phrasing in Mozart's Rondo alia Turca for my student who is learning this piece. |
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Others furthermore update the phrasing and vocabulary to contemporary Modern English. |
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Blum's phrasing suggests both that he cannot somatically distinguish the apparition, and that this distinction is not important to him. |
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The homilies are noteworthy for their beautiful and magisterial phrasing and the instances of historical terms. |
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But by phrasing the guidelines in terms of what the jury are not entitled to do, the clarity of the direction is compromised. |
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The tall, elegant Mr. Burnett unfurled his limbs in the precise yet fluid phrasing employed by voguers. |
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These embellishments are also used for note emphasis, for example to emphasize the beat note or other phrasing patterns. |
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Scottish country dances are made up of figures of varying length to suit the phrasing of Scottish country dance tunes. |
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For example in the phrasing he says he wants us to do some appoggiaturas like Billy Holiday, which means before the relevant bar. |
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His imagination adds dramatic nuance and dynamic phrasing to Parsons's structural formula of plunking inventive duets between full-company passages. |
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Works of classical repertoire often exhibit complexity in their use of orchestration, counterpoint, harmony, musical development, rhythm, phrasing, texture, and form. |
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Much of the distinction between the differing factions was over the phrasing that Christ expressed in the New Testament to express submission to God the Father. |
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With Curtis Clark he gives the aerial lift buoyant jazz phrasing is about. |
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In addition to an apparatus criticus the hymn is accompanied by a list of passages from other authors which bear some resemblance in phrasing to Cleanthes' text. |
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But exemplar of this unlaboured quality was the buoyantly nimble Chorus whose meticulously managed phrasing, timbre and dynamics always felt spontaneously alive. |
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These signs are vast and cover phrasing but also dynamics such as crescendo and diminuendo, descending glissandi, ritardandos, fermatas, accelerandos and much more. |
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