| But from the opening, mysterious, string glissandi, the orchestra seemed to miss the haunting atmospherics of Britten's score. |
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| At the hands of a master, it brings forth ethereal harmonies and the finest glissandi. |
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| On stage, the duo developed a flashy, Vegas-style look to complement the trickling glissandi pouring from their keyboards. |
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| The cellist's skill is put to the test in this piece which includes an unaccompanied cadenza of double-stop and harmonic glissandi. |
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| Immediately following this section appear artificial harmonic glissandi, which have an eerie and fragile quality. |
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| This effect corresponds to the slides or glissandi used on fretless, plucked stringed instruments. |
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| Not even a tension fall in this weird work haunted by the glissandi, a hunting sometimes taking the appearence of a rythmic chase with a never weakening energy. |
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| Thus do the fibers and vibrations, moved by the timbres, the gradual progression of the notes and the glissandi through the dispositions, bring to those who hear them relaxation and happiness. |
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| The timbre of the bin, its deep resonance and the range of its glissandi give it the rare ability to convey remarkably well the different components of a raga in dhrupad. |
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| It is, in fact, for this reason that, the second time I heard it, the jubilatory desire to confront the intertwining helix turbines and the glissandi of the Arditti Quartet irrepressibly emerged. |
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| And they announce now with whistles and terrible glissandi the arrival of the feature. |
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| Out of a great crash in the full orchestra, large expansive chords lead into the quiet middle section, which focuses on primitive and sensual flutterings and bendings in the flute over a background of string glissandi. |
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| The elucubrations of these two animals are apparent as quavers, trills, glissandi, pizzicati of the violin, percussive rhythms of the piano or by calmer movements in conventional writing. |
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| Vocal glissandi sound siren-like alarms, and the panicky ululations with which the work opens and closes are a reminder of just how far away the final resolution of those facts might be. |
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| Miyan Ki Malhar', the raga that plays a key role in the first part, is known for its many ornaments and glissandi, elements that are typical of this classical music genre. |
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| These works contain glissandi where the starting note is written and glissandi or rapid, discreet portandi whose starting note is not mentioned in the score and is left up to the interpreter's choice. |
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| The March has glissandi, colourful harmonics and bristling rhythms with hints of Stravinsky. |
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| The use of glissandi by Salzedo gives the piece a very special mood. |
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| The 15 solo pieces exhibit detailed dynamics and tempo indications, as well as various performance techniques, including glissandi and chord clusters. |
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| During that time we noticed patterns of electrical activity with rapidly increasing frequency, just like glissandi, emerging in the lead-up to an epileptic seizure. |
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| Its opening, almost shouted glissandi threatened intonation, but the JCS coped admirably, and we later heard an absorbing combination of layered textures from the two choirs. |
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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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| In the studies for his first major composition for orchestra, the forceful Metastaseis, multiple glissandi are rendered as hyperbolic paraboloids. |
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