warm sounds造句

• His unique rich and warm sound can be heard on numerous recordings.
• Now it's warm sound, very natural.
• To achieve that warm sound, you have to use a lot of analog gear.
• "It's a very warm sound _ lush, reverberant, gorgeous sound.
• She was particularly admired for her vocal agility, wide range, warm sound, and emotive interpretations.
• "It's got a very warm sound that I really like, " she said.
• Largely thanks to the sympathetic strings, the viola d'amore has a particularly sweet and warm sound.
• As Macbeth, the baritone Enzo Mascherini has a robust, warm sound, though he occasionally sings with inexplicable carelessness.
• Early on she sized up her voice correctly : a lyric soprano with a bright, clear, yet warm sound.
• He possessed an unusually deep voice with a rounded, warm sound that marked his on-air delivery with authority.
• The V12 has a precise attack, homogenous timbre in every register, warm high notes, and a velvety warm sound.
• The song has a spiritual character, a la Coltrane, and is played with a warm sound by Pullen and Adams.
• It can have a tone quality and projection unique in the trumpet world : a warm sound and a voice-like articulation.
• The melodic line stays often in a high tessitura, a range where Ms . Kasarova has trouble maintaining a full, warm sound.
• But, she added, " I did make a warm sound, " a statement that prompted the audience to applaud.
• Gordon Gietz, a dashing Canadian tenor, has the bright, warm sound for a fine Count Almaviva, though his technical control was uneven.
• As usual the playing of this esteemed orchestra, with its distinctively warm sound and its palpable connection to a renowned musical heritage, was remarkable.
• The Basie band was extraordinary because of its precision, a good part of which was attributable to Royal, whose warm sound led the saxophone section.
• Here you get a rich, warm sound off the walls and ceiling, and you do hear the air; Symphony Hall is an instrument too.
• "It's got a heavy, soothing texture to it, more of a thick, warm sound as opposed to being straight, abrasive.