Translations for „tunefulness“ in the English » German Dictionary

tune·ful·ness [ˈtju:nfəlnəs, Am ˈtu:n] N no pl

tunefulness

Melodienreichtum m

tunefulness

Klangfülle f

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English

A monolithic work of progressive doom, the album doesn't let its love of crushing loudness get in the way of some delicate tunefulness -- or even some acoustic interludes.

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The timbre of his voice, flawless diction, feel for words, intuitive meends (glides), superb intonation and perfect tunefulness turned him into a legend during his lifetime.

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And it's all delivered with the sort of snappy-yet-laidback tunefulness that pairs marvelously with the holiday cocktail of your choice.

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In those days, too, everyone sang, and reeled off, in varying degrees of tunefulness, popular songs of the day.

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It has a tunefulness about it -- a counterpoint of shape which tickles the eye from every angle.

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Yet despite dodgy rhythms and a lack of conventional tunefulness, these often self-taught artists radiate an abundance of earnestness and passion.

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An enigma in a constellation of over-sharers, she splices meat-and-potatoes tunefulness with a carefully-woven air of mystery.

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At their best, these combined the delicacy and sophistication of operetta with the robust tunefulness of the music hall.

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His barking, though energetic, lacks the necessary quality of tunefulness.

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Usually the character of the work is lighter than other multiple-movement works for large ensemble (for example the symphony), with tunefulness being more important than thematic development or dramatic intensity.

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