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Some good things came out of the band's textural play.

But by keeping the light down, you see a little less and it becomes more textural.

At around the same time, he had developing an interest in textural loop music.

To be struck by the textural beauty of a recorded performance is no small thing.

Or leave it around the house as a textural accent."

Their music has a strong textural basis with a loose approach to rhythm.

However, after a few years the duo started to create more textural and experimental music.

Sometimes, the visible and textural changes to the skin are described as looking like "cigarette paper."

The piece had tremendous textural variety, and never wore thin.

They express a greater freedom without any loss of textural richness.

On what level did you relate to them-as art, as textural experience.

It's a lively combination, on the sweet side, with good textural contrast.

The more expansive ensemble works were about textural shifts as well.

The meat of the music, though, was textural stuff, not melody or harmony.

In the '70s, he moved toward more textural painting and took up making painted metal sculpture.

The action of changing the voices is called "textural inversion".

The tonal and textural effects are pleasing but no more than that.

The variations show an even greater textural clarity than in the Op.

The mineral content and the textural relationships within the rock are described in detail.

The effect is often intended to be textural rather than to have genuine musical merit.

At first, it seemed a study in textural clarity and interpretive restraint.

It is nicely seasoned and has an appealing textural contrast.

Textural and structural clarity are not its strong points.

That crust also adds a welcome textural contrast to the dish.

Yet his textural style continues to influence many of Finland's top composers.