timbral

Here every timbral innovation of 20th-century bowing style is used.

Her light, fairly high voice with its narrow timbral range is not a spectacular instrument.

They are designed to have similar timbral properties as the pedal drums.

But it was not in the spirituals alone that she used timbral flexibility to full effect.

And there were times when one wished for a more expansive timbral palette.

To these works she brought subtlety, humor, passion and timbral variety.

Bent against the body of the player and flexed, various timbral effects are obtained.

But, then, vocal virtuosity and timbral beauty are not requirements here.

Both players made the most of the timbral peculiarities of their instruments.

In contemporary terms this technique is more usually referred to as a "timbral trill".

This was singing of a heft and a timbral warmth that appealed on their own terms.

You can't, in theory, tell a story with timbral variations alone, or get people dancing with it.

It has been suggested that "timbral listening is an ideal sonic mirror of the natural world".

The technique of timbral listening is used by sound engineers to evaluate timbre difference.

This places an enormous repertory of timbral variations at the listener's command.

The result too readily reduces Partch's timbral palette to the level of sound effects.

Her music is characterized by timbral explorations and percussive explosions.

His earlier works especially demonstrate the influence of jazz rhythmic, timbral and harmonic practices.

Ades makes use of a wide variety of timbral colours available.

It is full of creeping bass lines, hesitations and timbral nuance.

"One was this absolute distillation of his timbral universe.

Timbral listening is currently most prevalent in non-western cultures.

Additional use of a Novation synthesizer was also incorporated to add some timbral variation.

For the first time, Mogwai utilised synthesizers, expanding their timbral palette.

There are many more variations in technique a timpanist uses during the course of playing to produce subtle timbral differences.