The ambience of the spaces in which pupils worked signalled their musical function.
Another characteristic of hall ambience is the reduction of clarity through the 'smearing' of one sound into the next by the reverberation.
[external_link_head]It is the nature of the diffused ambience that defines its archetypal character.
A lot of detail is added to our knowledge of the personalities involved, their motives and the political ambience of the period.
The small skylights produce a very dimmed ambience particularly well adapted to hot and sunny climates.
[external_link offset=1]Most computer music concerts still take place in the ill-suited ambience of a darkened concert hall.
And if the sound is a recording of an environment, it includes the ambience of the recording as well as that of the listening environment.
Also, it seems typically to be great in agitated pieces and small and smooth in pieces with a calm ambience.
It is used in the piece to highlight the scooter sound when it happens in the street ambience.
These sounds, finally, are recorded in multifold channels ('surround'), so as to convey the sound-enveloped ambience in the richest possible way.
Clearly, the ambience noise may happen to include random events completely independent of the musical process.
[external_link offset=2]However, direct references to the feelings that either the activity itself or the decorative ambience of the buildings induced are scant.
The birth of the surreal in radio drama required an appropriate ambience that could no longer be achieved satisfactorily from orchestral instruments alone.
The micro-time characteristics of the latter may interact in constructive and destructive ways with the built-in network of time-variables and with the ambience.
The original bells slow down as they lose momentum until one by one each bell stops, and the city ambience once again dominates.
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