Sentence examples for as a harmony from inspiring English sources

John Calvin, the 16th-century Reformer, wrote a commentary on these Gospels as a harmony.

All of it, or any part of it, may be sounded successively as a melody or simultaneously as a harmony.

Burke conceives the emotional and spiritual life of man as a harmony within the larger order of the universe.

Francisco Repilado is better known as Compay Segundo for his long career as a harmony singer, or second (segundo) vocalist.

The most venturesome changes of pace involve Ms. Molaskey, who serves as a harmony singer through much of the program and steps out in front for two solos.

He arrived in 1959 and made his way to Tarrytown, N.Y., where he joined a doo-wop group called the Ideals as a harmony singer and guitarist and set about absorbing as many of the musical currents of that time as he could.

In international relations, an idealist is someone who believes that foreign policy should be based on universal principles, and that nations will agree to things like the outlawry of war because they perceive themselves as sharing a harmony of interests.

However, since Philolaus believed that all things were either limiters, unlimiteds or harmonious combinations of limiters and unlimiteds, it is not implausible that he would have regarded soul as such a harmony of limiter and unlimited.

Their main decision is whether to work with that logic or against it (which Smith regards as a choice between harmony and misery).

It stands to reason: heterophony is a musical force that countervails harmony, and as a rule, harmony seems to matter less to American composers than to the French.

She encouraged him to teach harmony as well as piano, then arranged a harmony class that met early in the morning some ways out of town so that he would not oversleep.