These developments indicate that the popular appetite for bucolic lyricism and sheer musical 'abundance', which seems to have persisted since the sixteenth century, remains undiminished.
A general fault of the theatre is to express lyricism only by a certain lowering and raising of the voice.
Both pieces depict a solemn mood and an expansive lyricism.
The gentle song of the boatman in the poem of that title reveals pidgin's poetic resourcefulness through its sheer lyricism and beauty of form.
Isn't it a matter of some audience members' exposure to the lyricism of unfamiliar patois dialogue?
But the disparate movements often build to an impressive architectural unity, and the lyricism and passion are never in doubt.
She is very homely, with a vast fund of feminine lyricism.
For the composer, an avowed concern was the relationship between speech, recitative and pure lyricism.
