The performances take place on a transparent screen accompanied by melodious music and traditional theatrical acts, providing a feast for both the eyes and ears.
As it is, I enjoy with something of sadness, remembering that this melodious silence is but the prelude of that deeper stillness which waits to enfold us all.
It is the melodious drama of ancient Greek theater, the term 'melodious drama' being shortened eventually to 'melodrama' because operas frequently are melodramatic, not to say unrealistic.
He persisted in his melodious appeals; he still looked upward, trusting that his dark, alien countenance would soon be brightened by Phoebe's sunny aspect.
" The Yogi who told me believed it implicitly." It was a pleasure to hear Larry talk, because he had a wonderfully melodious voice; it was light, rich without being deep, and with a singular variety of tone.
His skills in writing melodious English verse and his combination of emotion, erudition, and spiritual vision have won him the admiration of generations of English poets.
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Wandering in the maze of the impossible and tedious story suddenly some passionate intensity seizes us; some sublimity exalts, or some melodious snatch of song enchants.