Príklady keening

• It is a moving work: the plangency of the keening is unbearable, the repetition is as insistent as the tolling of the death-knell.

• The quartet's emotional journey follows a distinctive curve, from a whispered keening, to an impassioned lament, to a final eulogizing resignation.

• Towards the end, the viola presented a memorably ardent cantabile rendering of the keening lament, brutally interrupted by tormenting tutti interjections.

• A lamenting theme for keening oboes framed more flowing material, where a dream-like atmosphere was occasionally interrupted by the intervention of a 'garden gate' type bell.

• Slithery rising and falling glissandi in strings and woodwind depict the writhing serpent, over which a keening oboe melody lets some light in on the score.

• Arrangements are being made for the appointment of an extra teacher, and the local education authority is keening the accommodation position under review.

• He has been criticised for keening his word.

• I am not concerned with keening "life".

• Moving further into the cavern, he is briefly overwhelmed by a high-frequency keening.

• She died in her father's arms, with the women present keening and lamenting.

• His style incorporates a sharp-edged tone, long, keening, sustained notes, and generous use of silence.

• The two latter, at least, were cut down by wartime paper shortage, and possibly by the keening of collectors who found these dimensions accident-prone.

• Physical movements involving rocking, kneeling or clapping accompanied the keening woman (bean chaoineadh) who was often paid for her services.

• Hillman's soulfully keening tenor remains a thing of wonder, adding a degree of soulfulness that is still a rarity in country.

• She later came to be memorialised by his description of her as the keening muse.