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Resound is a suitable verb associated with sounds.

The settlement's peaceful surroundings are resounded with the crashing of the pounding waves...

resound with something

[for something, such as the air or a place] to be filled with sound or sounds.

The hall resounded with the sounds of the orchestra.

The house resounded with the laughter of children.

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There are other ways to embellish the sentence in different ways; and one might even use the verb embellish. As a bonus, embellish is a musical term also meaning 'to decorate or ornament the melody'.

embellish v.t. 2. to enhance with elaborative additions.
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Resound is a suitable verb associated with sounds.

The settlement's peaceful surroundings are resounded with the crashing of the pounding waves...

resound with something

[for something, such as the air or a place] to be filled with sound or sounds.

The hall resounded with the sounds of the orchestra.

The house resounded with the laughter of children.

_{McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
idioms.thefreedictionary.com}

There can be other ways to embellish the sentence; and one might even use the verb embellish. As a bonus, embellish is a musical term also meaning 'to decorate or ornament the melody'.

embellish v.t. 2. to enhance with elaborative additions.
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If we want to stick to a single verb, "resound" might fit, though it is mainly used for echoing sounds.

Of course there are a lot fancy ways to construct the sentence and one might even use the verb "embellish".

resound with something

[for something, such as the air or a place] to be filled with sound or sounds.

The hall resounded with the sounds of the orchestra.

The house resounded with the laughter of children.

embellish v.t. 2. to enhance with elaborative additions.

Resound is a suitable verb associated with sounds.

The settlement's peaceful surroundings are resounded with the crashing of the pounding waves...

resound with something

[for something, such as the air or a place] to be filled with sound or sounds.

The hall resounded with the sounds of the orchestra.

The house resounded with the laughter of children.

_{McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
idioms.thefreedictionary.com}

There are other ways to embellish the sentence in different ways; and one might even use the verb embellish. As a bonus, embellish is a musical term also meaning 'to decorate or ornament the melody'.

embellish v.t. 2. to enhance with elaborative additions.
_{thefreedictionary.com}

If we want to stick to a single verb, "resound" might fit, though it is mainly used for echoing sounds.

Of course there are a lot fancy ways to construct the sentence and one might even use the verb "embellish".

resound with something

 

[for something, such as the air or a place] to be filled with sound or sounds.

 

The hall resounded with the sounds of the orchestra.

 

The house resounded with the laughter of children.

embellish v.t. 2. to enhance with elaborative additions.

If we want to stick to a single verb, "resound" might fit, though it is mainly used for echoing sounds.

Of course there are a lot fancy ways to construct the sentence and one might even use the verb "embellish".

resound with something

[for something, such as the air or a place] to be filled with sound or sounds.

The hall resounded with the sounds of the orchestra.

The house resounded with the laughter of children.

embellish v.t. 2. to enhance with elaborative additions.