The phrase "alter the harmony" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to music, relationships, or any situation where balance or agreement is affected.
Example: "The sudden change in leadership may alter the harmony within the team, leading to conflicts."
Alternatives: "change the balance" or "modify the agreement".
Still there is this mentality, especially with directors, that a black ballerina in the middle of a flock of white swans would somehow alter the harmony".
"Still there is this mentality, especially with directors, that a black ballerina in the middle of a flock of white swans would somehow alter the harmony", Carlos Acosta told Marsh and Goldhill.
According to the Cuban ballet star Carlos Acosta, the prevailing opinion among classical dance directors is that "a black ballerina in the middle of a flock of white swans would somehow alter the harmony".
Still, there is this mentality, especially with directors, that a black ballerina in the middle of a flock of white swans would somehow alter the harmony".
Playing mostly standards, Blake does nothing less than radically reinvent tunes such as "Tangerine," "Nature Boy" and "I Can't Get Started". To say that he alters the harmonies of "Black Coffee" or brings interesting colors to "Stormy Weather" would be like contending that Michelangelo did a nice touch-up job on the Sistine Chapel.
He said the move was "very disappointing" and will put pressure on existing employees, while the Keep Sunday Special group accused the government of trying to "fundamentally alter the balance and harmony of our national life in such a underhand manner".
On Monday, Apple officials reiterated the company's statements that it was "highly likely" that it would alter the iPod software in the future to make the Harmony technology incompatible.
These higher notes, far from being perceived as conventional harmony, function as harmonics that alter the timbre of the fundamental note like mixture stops on a pipe organ.
One of the important characteristics of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is its ability to interact with many cell types and its capacity to alter the function of chemokines that otherwise work in harmony with the immune system.
