All in all, everything's really well done from a pure note-to-note standpoint.
It's a score that is thrillingly attentive to language: "lust" is allowed an unexpectedly pure note to itself, "sin" is unstable – a troubled treatment of a single syllable.
It seems just as appropriate to shout down the trombone or impersonate a helicopter as it does to play a pure note, but both have their place in Matmos.
Now she often subdues it to a whisper, or lets a pure note turn frayed and weary.
A musical instrument, unlike a tuning fork, does not produce a pure note but rather an infinitely rich collection of harmonics that make, for example, a clarinet's sound different from a violin's.
Like a metal ring that gives out a pure note when struck, an optical resonator will vibrate at a particular frequency when stimulated and it can be so stimulated electrically.
A LAPTOP may make a powerful portable office, but as a pure note-taking device, it is not universally considered an improvement over handwriting.
Then came a segue to another ballad, "Coração de Estudante," which he imbued with equal presence, drawing out the final word — "fé," meaning faith — on a high, pure note that seemed to flourish outside of any human effort.
"But, above all, I am a man," he adds, instantly hitting the pure note of solemn, self-persuading bull.
And, for her part, Chancellor never quite hits the pure note of comic outrageousness.
According to Rabbi Shmuel Rabinovitch, Rabbi of the Western Wall and author of Minhagei HaKotel, a book of laws regarding the Western Wall, burning is a "pure" way to deal with the notes, but burying them is more honorable.
