Sentence examples for articulating notes from inspiring English sources

Malkmus had developed a style of singing that alternated between articulating notes and just speaking, as if maybe he had forgotten how the song went.

Capable of articulating notes with stunning rapidity, he was also an expert with the difficult technique called circular breathing, which allows a wind instrumentalist to play continuous long notes or extended phrases without having to interrupt the musical flow to take a breath.

He has a warm, controlled sound and articulates notes without much hard-consonant attack: his foggy ease can almost mask the extreme rigor behind his playing.

There is a backdrop of rustling sounds and breathing, some produced by woodwind players blowing through their instruments without articulating specific notes.

But during her workshop, participants described one another's armpits in great detail, articulating floral notes and musky tones.

More curiously, it was jazz that behaved like pop — determined, encased in strong melodies and played at medium-full projection — and the musicians were articulating every note.

Beginning with some angular phrases, he then played a row of oddly articulated single notes — they sounded as if they had been recorded and played backward — before spiraling into a controlled frenzy.

Articulate each note by saying "tu" or "du" at the start of each note.

Grossman might be called the Glenn Gould of translators, because she, too, articulates every note.

His fingerwork is impressively articulate; every note matters in an Andsnes performance, and Mozart's inner voices and bass lines come through with utter clarity and presence.

The wind and brass soloists were not bad at all; the strings as well, unless asked to articulate small note values cleanly and clearly.