Sentences with phrase «orchestral tunes»

Orchestral tunes, like the opening scene in John Adams» The Gospel According to the Other Mary, sound decent.

The soundtrack is a lo - fi mangled mash - up of orchestral tunes reminiscent of early Hollywood, rounding out the apparent comment on the heroic, yet failed attempts of Late - Modernist efforts; a tried and true criticism with equally worn methods.

I can't imagine playing Journey without its soothing orchestral tunes and I can't even listen to the soundtrack without picturing every moment from the game.

The game is also a delight to the ears, thanks to an engrossing soundtrack that assaults you with electronic noise during firefights and sweeping orchestral tunes during more somber moments.

The soundtrack of Sonic Forces is the usual mixture of epic orchestral tunes and catchy JRock vocal tracks.

There's a whole soundtrack's worth of orchestral tunes that channel existing Star Trek music without copying it outright.

It's mostly a selection of mellow earthy orchestral tunes that feed into Seasons «overall laid back vibe.

The majority of the film is backed by orchestral tunes, but each with their own variation, some tending towards blues and jazz while others rely heavily on a rather sweet clarinet and piano combination.

Fans of the Icelandic wonder's more orchestral tunes might think there's something missing here.

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And when Schwartz really needs to deliver THE BIG TUNE (you know, the «Climb Every Mountain» moment), he gives us the rather flat - footed and formulaic «When You Believe,» which all of Zimmer's orchestral tricks can't rescue from mediocrity.

Just seventy years ago, a Fortune poll reported that 62 percent of Americans listened to classical music, 40 percent could identify Arturo Toscanini as an orchestral conductor, and nine million listeners (11 percent of American households) tuned in to weekly Metropolitan Opera broadcasts from New....

December 30: Looney Tunes meets live orchestral accompaniment during Bugs Bunny at the Symphony II (Boston)

You probably want a tune with metronomic rhythm that propels you to continue, but maybe orchestral symphonies are more your style.

Whether you opt for classic, orchestral Christmas carols a la Nat King Cole and Bing Crosby or festive contemporary tunes like our favorites from Mariah Carey and N'Sync, the music will determine the energy of the evening.

Though the other menus feature still shots, all have accompanying orchestral music to them - which of course, as soft a tune as it is, can get a bit tedious if you're menu - hopping much.

On the other hand, the audio is fantastic with gratifying sound effects and a diverse soundtrack that consists of a lot of catchy tunes and appropriate dramatic orchestral pieces that suit the hectic action.

Working with lyricists Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, Hurwitz comes up with a truly wondrous tune in «City of Stars,» using it to form a beautifully thematic basis for the surprising amount of underscore here, his excellent, spot - on retro arrangements going from the simplest guitar and piano to swooning, planetarium - elevated orchestral melody.

Then Powell's main new theme gets the focus in «For the Dancing and the Dreaming», which culminates in a slightly silly song but not before the composer wows us with a gentle orchestral and even whistled version of the tune.

On top of all that, the soundtrack is full of upbeat tunes with orchestral elements that'll inspire you to give it your all.

The music pummels the soundtracks of other fighting games into the dust and encompasses many different styles offering guitar - laden rock and roll tunes with more grand orchestral compositions.

Every tune in the game will be recreated as an amazing orchestral score.

If you're old enough to remember seeing Disney's music film Fantasia — either during the original release in theaters (you must be really old), VHS, TV or even the sequel that came out in 1999, I'm pretty sure that you most likely imagined what would have happened if you were in the apprentice's shoes, making objects dance around the room at your leisure to the tune of epic orchestral pieces.

I'm responsible for code, art and gameplay and for the first time I've teamed up with a great composer, Peter Silk, for the game's amazing dynamic chip - tune / orchestral soundtrack.

This is the only music that is orchestral, all other music tracks are chip tunes brought to life by the legendary SID 8580.

The soundtrack is an obvious homage to the original Xenoblade, too; gone are the contemporary beats of Hiroyuki Sawano that rocked Xenoblade Chronicles X, and instead there are some obvious homages to the original game, with orchestral tracks accompanying your running across the wide open fields, more somber tunes in the claustrophobic areas, and a rocking electric guitar kicking in when battles begin.

And at their conference, Nintendo had an entire orchestra lurking just below the stage, wowing the crowd with orchestral renditions of classic Nintendo tunes, including Zelda soundbites.

The soundtrack is also particularly good, with styles such as Japanese rock moving into more melodic tunes and full orchestral pieces.

Whether it's a swashbuckling, Irish jig on a pirate ship, a light, up tempo orchestral piece in the arctic, or a robust, movie-esque sound on a space station (just to name a few), the music is definitely in tune with (and inspired by) its surroundings.

and, like most Kirby games, a beautiful musical score that will, sadly, probably become underappreciated (the game playfully uses orchestral pieces for most stages, whether original or remixed tunes, while the aforementioned secret stages pull a classic track right out of Kirby's past).

The intricate balance between the races is still there, the graphics look better than ever before and the orchestral soundtrack gives the game's memorable tunes the treatment they always deserved.

In order to tune into nuanced notes of your orchestral career, a writer must a) require you dive deeply into your past; and b) take the time needed to strategize and review, before putting words to the page.

Tuning up, he sounds orchestral and better than every acoustic guitar player on earth.