extemporizations造句

• They are added by performers during their solo extemporizations, and as written ornaments.
• His slow movements are thought to show valuable insight into early 18th-century practices of ornamentation and extemporization.
• Lawson flatly refuses to take part in any such scheme, giving the excuse that Hornsby is disobeying their orders with this extemporization.
• So dazzled were contemporary critics by his brilliant and inspired extemporizations that they ignored Bocage's licentiousness, and overlooked the slightness of his creative output and the artificial character of most of his poetry.
• And the finale, " Ki Lo No'e " ( " For to Him praise is proper " ), a Passover prayer set to an Eastern European folk tune, offers some rousing extemporizations by the cantor.
• The punkish leanings on these recordings were soon superseded by more experimental offerings such as the cassette " The Day I Remembered Seeing Ice " and the LP " Rake Is My Co-Pilot ", the latter featuring a sidelong extemporization on the lead song from the " Motorcycle Shoes " EP . The band's early recordings featured ( mostly shouted ) vocals, but the band's later work was generally instrumental in nature.
• In Stuart Nicholson's words, " Mehldau's art is not based on negotiating his way through a harmonic sequence with a string of bravura licks [ . . . ] Instead he patiently weaves melodic developments from motifs, fragments and inversions of the [ . . . ] songs he plays into the fabric of his extemporizations, making the tunes gradually assume the proportions of an alternative composition . " Fordham stated that " Mehldau demonstrates immense attention to detail, control of dynamics, and patience in developing an improvisation's shape over a longer span than the chorus-structure of a popular song ."