Sentence examples for Latin note from inspiring English sources

Latin note names provide a suitable context to test this hypothesis as there are tone pairs sharing the same vowel (Do-Sol, Mi-Si, Fa-La, Sol-Do, Si-Mi, and La-Fa) and note pairs separated by the same musical intervals but having different vowels in their verbal labels (see Table 1).

The live musicians were far less inspired than the production of the recorded songs on "Tourist," and the results were tepid representations of music that exists in far more interesting renditions: "Montego Bay Spleen" was boilerplate dub reggae, "Latin Note" boilerplate Latin jazz.

A 17th-century Latin note on a flyleaf (from binding in a royal library) states that the manuscript was given to a patriarchate of Alexandria in 1098 (donum dedit cubicuo Patriarchali anno 814 Martyrum), although this may well be "merely an inaccurate attempt at deciphering the Arabic note by Athanasius" (possibly the patriarch Athanasius III).

For instance, Anglo-Saxon note names have more similar labels from a phonetic point of view, providing thus fewer phonetic clues for pitch identification than Latin note names.

If the present findings are not confined to Latin note names but rather describe a universal phenomenon, they would suggest that the incidence of AP in a population can be influenced by the phonetic content of the note names.

Next week: Miss Skattergoods and Detective Oakwood discover who left the threatening Latin notes.

The Syriac text of the Liber scholiorum was edited with Latin notes by Addaï Scher in the series Corpus scriptorum Christianorum Orientalium ("Corpus of Eastern Christian Writers"), vol. 65 66 (1912).

It differed from a motet in that its basic part was not plainsong and that all parts sang the same Latin text in note-against-note style.

The next Latin group of note comprised Cubans signed by Joe Cambria, who became a special Latin American scout for the American League Washington Senators in the early 1930s.

The dance is for six men and four women, mostly in couples; the style combines, as Mr. Pederneiras says in a program note, Latin characteristics with jazz and classical technique.

Whereas other countries "send good diplomats to the OAS, the US doesn't", a Latin American official notes.