Sentences with phrase «sound of a violin»

I still think I can hear the sounds of screeching recorders in my ear and the off - key sounds of the violin.

THE sound of a violin bow across strings can be exquisite.

All the senses are covered: sounds of violin and piano, smells of pine, sight of pretty seasonal touches, etc..

Cubism separates the texture, shape, name, and sound of a violin.

Cos I was mugged yesterday (To the sounds of violins)

Not exact matches

He manages to replicate the immense sound of his studio recordings by looping several violin, voice and percussion tracks over one another and using them periodically throughout his songs.

The only remaining seats were in the very front row, directly in front of a huge, rectangular, mesh - fronted black box, from which poured the combined sounds of a steel mill, a chicken farm and a day - care center, accompanied by a lone violin.

Guitar blows my mind — having come from violin, where it takes YEARS to produce anything that sounds good, the reality that you can learn a few chords and start playing along with your favorite songs in a matter of days is CRAZY AWESOME.

It's a little more expensive than most of the other smaller violin models, but it really makes up for it in sound quality and beauty.

With no joints to dampen resonance, the violin produces a full sound and firmly resists string pressure, while its lightweight design gives the player more freedom of movement and a stable center of gravity.

Stradivarius violins may owe their sound quality to the dense wood of slow - growing trees from the «little ice age» (1645 to 1715).

A cranky biochemist named Joseph Nagyvary claims to make violins that sounds as magnifient as the legendary Cremonese master's - and sells them at a fraction of the cost.

The late Yale University physicist William Bennett — co-inventor of the first gas laser — dedicated a considerable amount of time prior to his 2008 death studying some of Kimura's techniques, writing in his 2006 book The Science of Musical Sound about what he termed «subtones» produced by her violin.

Additionally, the sound design is disappointingly typical of the genre, with sudden movements and noises emphasized by predictable and cheap violin shrieks.

Whether they're crawling up through the floor, hovering high above, or crawling into Edith's bed, they are downright terrifying, aided by a sound design / score that envelopes the viewer like a rolling fog, then punctuates horror with a violent strike of a violin.

Master cinematographer Roger Deakins provides austere photography, and the soundtrack — from crisp sound effects to James Newton Howard's score (featuring Hilary Hahn on violin)-- is practically all Shyamalan has going for him in terms of frightening misdirection.

Figures 1a, 1b and 1c which correspond to fragments analyzed for harpsichord, piano and violin respectively amostram the complexity of the sound emitted by these instruments, which in confrontation between themselves and with the figure 2 let you see the difference between each taking into account the fundamental frequencies the values of their respective amplitude (intensity).

One can almost hear the sound of the world's tiniest violin echoing from the nearly deserted Lincoln stand.

As I approached the desk, the strain of a violin rose above the chatter, weaving a cheerful, countrified ribbon of sound through the general uproar.

Eerie music, with sounds of screeching violins among other sounds really sets the mood when walking up or down stairs or even whilst traveling through a confined cave in the dark, sure even with night vision a cave isn't a safe place to be if something was to confront you.

A forerunner in the expansion of the violin beyond its classical and «wood - bound» tradition, Todd Reynolds electrifies in concert, weaving together composed and improvised segments, and making use of computer technology and digital loops to sculpt his sounds in real time, seamlessly integrating minimalist, pop, Jazz, Indian, African, Celtic and indigenous folk music into his own sonic blend.

Perfect Sound (2006) which depicts composer and violinist George Van Dam performing the fourth movement of a Bartók violin sonata.

(23.7 cm) diameter Courtesy the artist and bitforms gallery, New York Amor Muñoz Mexican, born 1979 Rhythmic Manufacture, 2015/2017 Watercolor on paper, metronome, table, coverall, clock, and HD video with sound Performance at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, July 12 — 15, 2017 Dimensions variable Video production: 32K Productions Courtesy the artist Camille Norment American, born 1970 Lull, 2016 Dynamic sound installation with pendulum microphone Dimensions variable Courtesy the Camille Norment Studio O Grivo (Nelson Soares and Marcos Moreira Marcos) Active since 1990, Belo Horizonte, Brazil Cantilena, 2017 Kinetic sound installation (wood, bamboo, MDF, copper pipes, brass rods and sheets, steel rods, violin and guitar strings, nylon wires, iron sheets, galvanized steel sheets, brass paper, electrical wires, and electric motors) Overall dimensions variable San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Accessions Committee Fund purchase Susan Philipsz Scottish, born 1965 Night and Fog (Clarinet), 2016 Twelve - channel sound installation, 47 min.

Wire (two machines): The percussion of metal wires against violin strings is the sound production method.

Using Franchy's texts and images from the exhibit the duo will layer violin, guitar and electronics creating a dialogue of sounds that are a live response to the piece.

With simultaneous projections of four screens, Video Quartet is a 13 - minute - long compilation of cinematic scenes emphasizing sound, including Jack Nicholson playing the piano in Five Easy Pieces, Meryl Streep on the violin, and Ella Fitzgerald singing — sampled and assembled into an original musical composition.

ARTISTS: Tony Conrad, Jutta Koether, and John Miller (sometimes featuring Greg Parma Smith) SOUND: Distorted, at times minimal instrumental music fusing Conrad's violin with Koether's Euro - inflected synths and Miller's looping guitar WHAT THEY DO: A real thinking man's art supergroup, XXX Macarena unites three artistic visionaries who each come from a different corner of the art world — Conrad is a legend in avant - garde video and sound art (he made the landmark, epilepsy - inducing film The Flicker in 1966), Koether is a hypercerebral painter, and Miller is a multitalented artist and critic who teaches at Columbia.

The Lightpad M can recreate the sounds of cellos, flutes, drums, violins, and hundreds of other instruments with simple, intuitive touch gestures.

That said, don't even think of getting these headphones if you like listening to classical or instrumental music, as you'll be left with rolled off highs that make violins and cymbals sound dull and lifeless.

Music sounds muffled because of the bass - heavy tuning so instruments like flute and violin are obscured and lack sparkle.