mellifluously

Joyce’s words rang out mellifluously at the start of the production, but as the main characters emerged from the reading, some of the musicality of the writing was lost.

Director Thomas Kail, of “Hamilton” fame, shapes a mellifluously strapping revival of the 1979 musical, which marked its official Broadway opening Sunday night at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, to the distinct contours of his stars’ personalities.

The wind picks up in the trees as Reid’s orchestral melody flows mellifluously down the hillside, filling the canyon below.

“Thank you for your question,” Care says, appearing, and with this simple line — imbued with mocking humor by the wondrous, mellifluously voiced Karen Kandel — Mabou Mines’s “Faust 2.0” bursts into life.

What a cruel fate to befall a man whose thoughts once danced off the page and rolled so mellifluously off the tongue.