Sentences with phrase «tinkling piano»

The elevation of the found object and the devotion to chance, key procedures in the work of both those artists, unexpectedly achieved an apotheosis in the tinkling piano of Tinguely's own Homage to New York, 1960, a piece that, at its premiere in the gardens of the old Museum of Modern Art, New York, famously collapsed into flames — the

There's nothing happening on the surface (something cued by Craig Armstrong's aggressively inoffensive tinkling piano score), and there's nothing happening underneath, either.

That said, hoo boy, the trailer is pretty much wall - to - wall treacle, from its endless procession of bedside heart - to - hearts to that incessantly tinkling piano score, all of it superficially suggesting a Hallmark movie that's only barely elevated by its prestige cast.

«Killing Time» crackles with his trademark, lush samples and ambient noises, its tinkling piano interjections reminiscent of Alice Coltrane or Laraaji.

An exercise in tasteful pointlessness, shot in flat black and white and scored (by Gruff Rhys, of all people) with tinkling piano and sawing strings that evoke nothing so much as an aura of cut - rate class.

The Dolby Surround audio has some channel separation, but the mix is too dominated by Serge Colbert's tinkling pianos and maudlin overtures.

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The five - course dinner menu will include oysters and a succulent beef wellington served to the tinkling of the resident piano player from the minsterls» gallery above.

Take this sitting room, which features a baby grand piano and artwork that suggests that Bruce likes to tinkle the ivories!