Sentences with phrase «created cacophonous»
The unstoppable tide of self - publishing has created a cacophonous amount of noise, which makes it very hard to be heard.
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I bought an oboe for our clarinetist son and paid for lessons from a symphony musician whose menagerie of birds, dogs, and cats created cacophonous background noise at every lesson.
This immersive installation by the art collective Random International features continuously falling water, creating a cacophonous interior downpour that pauses wherever a human body is detected...
Within this large - scale installation, water falls continuously to create a cacophonous interior downpour that pauses wherever a human body is detected.
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Within Stargher's mental flotsam and jetsam — where he's fashioned himself both a helpless child and a violent, horned king — director Tarsem Singh created disquieting tableaus (such as a vivisected horse) while Howard Shore's score clattered like Stargher's cacophonous thoughts.
Gosford Park (Robert Altman, 2001): Altman's last great film, this upstairs / downstairs story of a cacophonous weekend gathering at a British country house showcases everything the master did best: There's slyly funny class analysis, deceptively casual overlapping dialogue, and an ensemble of marvelous actors given free rein to improvise and create.
The voices of disenfranchised youth ring through Kelvin Hall's foyer and dancehall courtesy of rising star Hardeep Pandhal, who draws on his background as a second - generation British Sikh raised in Birmingham to create a visually cacophonous installation of lurid cartoonish painted cut - out sculptures, wall paintings and animation.
In other collages, dozens of fragments are layered, creating an intimate, ambiguous and cacophonous space.
This cacophonous weather is somehow created with woodwind and brass.
Each venue, The first at 345 Eldert St, and the second at 136 Moffat St, will showcase visual and sound artists meant to create a full sensory experience for the viewer, disorienting and cacophonous.