unamplified

How many young people have ever heard an unamplified speech?

But for the most part, unamplified music was well served in the new hall.

Many of these amplified instruments could also be played unamplified.

Who will remember the quiet lives, the ones unamplified by fame or glamour?

Their original purpose was to relay the prayer call with the unamplified voice.

And he projects: every slippery note of his carried, unamplified, throughout the hall.

"The sound of unamplified music occurring in real space."

It was nice, she decided; something like a guitar, but softer, unamplified.

The secret to any hall where unamplified music is played is volume.

Still, the ideal of opera as an art form with natural voices and unamplified sound was compromised.

She is, they say, driven mad by the guitar’s unamplified tinkle.

For the past decade I have worked exclusively with acoustic instruments, unamplified if at all possible.

Loud unamplified music can be wonderful in small doses!

Ms. Jones's carrying power was blessedly unamplified and just enough.

"Critics ought to come to a rehearsal and listen to the orchestra unamplified," he added.

Martin takes them on unamplified, and after about an hour's struggle, wins the day handsomely.

With his fingers, he produces big, broad tones that, even unamplified, can fill a room.

In unamplified theater (and opera seems to be the major survivor), there are many mouths.

I prefer the unamplified human voice and the sound of instruments directly heard and felt.

Unamplified, they can command a concert stage or blow the doors off a jazz club.

He rocked in a black leather chair and talked while playing an unamplified electric guitar.

The merging creates some fine effects, as the unamplified voices explore the stage.

Much of his solo material is first written on an acoustic or unamplified electric guitar.

And just, or mostly, classical - lots of unamplified instruments making a mighty noise.

This makes the line appear narrower relative to the unamplified line.