Sentence examples for a group of notes from inspiring English sources

(A group of notes is rearranged to reveal new intervals; or intervals are retained to introduce new notes).

A group of notes with "irregular" (sometimes called "irrational") rhythmic values, for example, three notes in the time normally occupied by two or nine in the time of five.

In the notation of early Ethiopian church music a single letter or a pair of letters (short for a passage of text) signified a group of notes, even a complete melodic phrase.

How does a group of notes become a composition?

"These mainland speculators are driving Tassie's house prices out of range for young Tasmanians," he complains.I am here on an unusual expedition, accompanying a group of noted Sydney artists who are painting Tasmania's wilderness regions for an exhibition later this year.

At Harvard, once a month, he convenes for breakfast at the Cambridge, Massachusetts, restaurant Henrietta's Table with a group of noted African-American scholars and businessmen led by Harvard Law School professor Charles Ogletree to discuss sociopolitical issues.

A group of physicians noted that ∼47% of patients with esophageal cancers also had some form of colon cancer and postulated that an etiological factor in the environment was responsible.

Another example is the intersection of medicine and engineering, as a group of authors note in this week's STM (discussed in a previous item).

Matei Călinescu recalled that, "during the dark 1950 60 decade", he clandestinely read Craii... and shared his thoughts on it with a group of friends, noting that this was part of a "secret life" which contrasted with the rigors one had to obey in public.

A final group of notes covers a range of subjects outside the major categories discussed above.

The greater part of it is devoted to notes on marriage and death customs, and to a miscellaneous group of notes on omens, charms, magic, and the like.