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Also, lyrical parameters are as wide as current popular taste allows.
To appreciate the significance of the lyrical origin of tragedy, we must first elucidate lyric poetry as such.
The" speech" emphasized the sense of the words, whereas the lyrical parts invited a musical response.
The effective centre of interest is intense emotion, embodied above all in the new" rhetorical-lyrical scenes" that featured the" passion and dialectic of the protagonist".
The cantata's moments of praise and glory also fall foul of the new aesthetic, since they are lyrical, and predominantly sung by female choir.
The players effectively brought out the essentially lyrical nature of the piece.
The opening handmaids' chorus is deceptively lyrical: most of the time, the vocal lines are declamatory, as if the entire work were some huge ritual.
When the tune finally emerges, wistful and lyrical, it's like the embrace of an old friend.
The singer combined dramatic power with lyrical ardour.
Although exhibiting a strongly contrasting, lyrical expressive character, this section is linked with its predecessor in the use of similar developmental procedures and formal characteristics.
Then the activity suddenly ceases for another first-violin cadenza, this time longer, more lyrical.
Indeed, text form is often distorted in these lyrical passages; words may be repeated, phrases split into multiple fragments.
Though it's difficult, it doesn't sound highly dissonant; the lines weave around important pitches and the motets have a strong, lyrical quality.
The nightingale's spasms fail to resonate with "universal law" insofar as it now applies to the human community at large, and the lyrical bird dies.
He counts on the superior influence of lyrical ballads.
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