Sentence examples for a contrasting theme from inspiring English sources
It sounds like a melody, it sounds like a theme, or music that sounds like it's coming between themes, of leading us somewhere, transitional music, music that may be a contrasting theme, music that ends a section.
Here the usual contrasting theme of the central section is instead a slower, more-reflective treatment of the first scherzo theme.
Chico O'Farrill's ambitious compositions, from 1950 until his death in 2001, took the graduated crescendo of Latin big-band music and applied to it a classical sense of contrasting themes and sophisticated harmony.
Data were analysed using a constant comparative method [ 18], a process of comparing and contrasting themes elicited from the data either across or within interviews.
He contributed to the evolution of the Classical sonata form by introducing contrasting themes within a single movement.
The sonata form is not exploited, although characteristics such as contrasting themes and contrast within a single theme (a technique used also by Mozart) suggest a Mannheim influence or at least a revolt against Baroque conventions.
Two contrasting themes interact like people in a conversation or an argument.
The first movement, opening with a slow introduction (a tradition since the days of Haydn), incorporates three contrasting themes (the third introduced toward the conclusion of the movement) as well as the opening dramatic figure of the introduction.
To bridge the gap between the empirical result and the regression-based decomposition methodology, we propose using a SEM approach (see below) that unifies these contrasting themes.
Case studies were then considered in a cross case comparison to find common and contrasting themes between hospitals but also alternative and distinct experiences.
According to Brown and musicologists Hans Keller and Daniel Zhitomirsky, Tchaikovsky found his solution to large-scale structure, while composing the Fourth Symphony, by sidestepping thematic interaction and keeping sonata form only as an "outline," as Zhitomirsky phrases it, containing two contrasting themes.
