Examples of using Counterpoints in English and their translations into German
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So Alois Bröderscontributions were again and again welcome counterpoints.
An inspiring place with stylistic counterpoints and new perspectives.
Eschenbach Pure design Harmoniously designed glasses andingeniously designed counterpoints.
Soaring fragments flow together, piano sets counterpoints, exciting without being too insistent Play Stop Genre.
In addition to light,it is above all the shadows which are important as symmetrical counterpoints in Irwin's work.
MESSA set trenchant, energetic counterpoints within their quite calm songs, which receive vital efficiency;
Its applications range from monophonic melodies to monstrous counterpoints for large orchestras.
This analytical format counterpoints the complex artistic perception and uncovers the background of relationships in European literary spaces.
She takes up the momentum of the music, pushes it on and counterpoints it with contrasting movements.
This turn is also evident through the resurgence in craft practices and the emergence of critical design anddesign activism as potential counterpoints.
The motorized stroboscope light by Werner Cee counterpoints the acoustic events with jerking flashes that plunge into the depths.
The works seem manufactured, but a fewmarks and scratches reveal an artisanal production process, as counterpoints to the minimalist composition.
Its functional originality counterpoints the sensitive Fürstenberg plates Auréole, the score at the end of the handle maintains the constructivist basic form and corresponds to the noble plate mirror.
The overall work contains religious and secular texts which are set as counterpoints between the various sections of a full Christian Mass.
It is an exhibition that demands visitors spend time on the art in detail,to enjoy the dialogues between the various works and to discover the counterpoints involved.
The perspectives change swiftly- often, a short Brahms phrase is repeated,the sub-melodies and counterpoints are lifted to the ranks of the main melodies, twice an island is created in which the citations are heard almost entirely, often new melodies and motifs are created out of the Brahmsian harmonies?
Larger glass boxes of varied depth, set within dark frames,are incorporated into the façade as counterpoints, a dashing addition to the urban composition.
With their acoustic guitars and two-part vocals, Paweł Milewski and Rafał Bawirsz lend a melancholic aura to their folk songs-without eschewing occasional dissonances as surprising counterpoints.
Their original compositions form the playing field for this"Quintet"- light-footed virtuoso scat melodies, sensitive ballads,convoluted counterpoints, hypnotic bass figures with a lot of space for interaction and momentary communication.
With features on personalities that not only attract the attention of Wired readers with their unusually designed, image-heavy layout, but provoke them,with their restlessness and the design's visual counterpoints.
In Nikodijević's score segments from chambres des ténèbres appear again, but also music inspired by techno music,hard music unleashed from rhythm and its spherical counterpoints, music of an immense physical presence and transcendence, close to violence and a clear dream.
Quotations from sources as disparate as Pentagon spokesmen, Theodor W. Adorno, witnesses to a 1994 massacre in Hebron, and a 9th-century court poet from Baghdad are woven into the poetry,thus forming musical incantations and striking counterpoints.
Within the outer movements, Bruckner sets counterpoints of"gently" flowing themes against these mountain ranges modelled in music- in the opening movement, the songlike second theme, carried by oboes and clarinets up the B minor scale, including a melodic turn; in the finale, a chorale in which the melodic line of small steps circles around itself.
You can watch Contracampo, full movie on FULLTV- Short experimental filmmaker"Pajarito Gómez",Buenos Aires showing through a series of images and counterpoints associations, spun by a mysterious and taciturn.
Historically, two options have been considered: one involves the use of keyboard instruments, adding a second one for counterpoints 19a and b(which replace counterpoints 13a and b); the other involves the use of an instrumental ensemble of the period which would be able to respect the original tone.
Since our imagery is limited to two dimensions, I thought it would make sense to have these two dimensions at least twice in our installation and to work with these two levels while using doublings,repetitions, counterpoints and long passages.
The figure of the trombonist(Jaro Vent) plants, with his flower box activities, peculiar counterpoints into the heterogeneous scene, once intervening acoustically in a skirmish between a trumpet(Hagen Pätzold) and a voice with his watering can, another time attempting to gain visual access to the strange, ever-winding figure of the female dancer with photocopied pictures of the bell of his trombone.
This is not only because Salzburg's most famous delicacy, the Mozartkugel, is made of the finest nougat and marzipan.It is above all because of the fairytale charm of the Baroque city and its modern architectural counterpoints.
During the four minutes any music video approximately lasts(the Tavistock scientists determined that four minutes was the maximum interval during which any involuntary subject was capable of receiving the messages contained in the veryprograms),'an artificial reality in the form of'counterpoints' gets inserted into the human consciousness and replaces cognitive reality….
These relationships are presented in analogous form in the space of the pages of the book: aerial views of the buildings on the one hand convey an"extreme outside" in the sequence of photos of indoorspaces; on the other hand the reduced"X-rays" of the floor plans and sections form icon-like counterpoints in the"outside" sequence of images.