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crescendoing's Usage Examples:

Seacrest"s entertainment website, Marc Inocencio noted that instead of "crescendoing into a synth-heavy drop", the song "pulls back" with an "infectious whistle".

verses of the Gita, with many of the scenes set in nature, eventually crescendoing with Arjuna standing atop clouds among the Himalayas, transitioning further.

dynamic backdrop for a one-time art-happening barbecue-of-the-ridiculous, crescendoing with the burning of the pig sculpture.

And the slowly crescendoing accompaniment during the chorus is more similar to the kind of happy-go-lucky.

The only "false" notes in this crescendoing chorus of praise were the Journal of Palestine Studies, which ran a highly.

for example, where cross-dynamics are indicated, with one instrument crescendoing while another is getting softer.

for instance, includes a French horn and a number of other instruments crescendoing while playing only one note, the result being a hypnotic and surprisingly.

He also referred to this song as "crescendoing and over-sung", comparing it to a Rascal Flatts song.

this new logo came up with an ident that contains some music which is a crescendoing synthesizer tune that is sounding very similar to THX"s Deep Note.

described a Peterson Brothers festival set "like a NASCAR race" with a "crescendoing jam through the Dramatics’ What You See Is What You Get or the version.

In the last movement, the timpani rolls in brief climaxes before crescendoing with orchestral tutti in the final bars.

tracks praised by the critic were "Play Me", because of his "slowly crescendoing orchestral sound and a hypnotic drum beat", "Desperado", being a "perfect.

" The Capitol version includes a crescendoing instrumental bridge which was later played over the closing credits of.

Synonyms:

increasing,

Antonyms:

decreasing, achromatic color,