Sentence examples for bizarre harmonic from inspiring English sources
The E major trio, with the bizarre harmonic gambits of its slow movement and the mind-twisting irregular phrasings of its finale, fully held its own in the context of two of Schoenberg's most radical works, the Chamber Symphony and "Pierrot".
His bizarre harmonic explorations, along with his attraction to lurid or mystical subject matter, could get him into trouble.
It has some bizarrely amazing harmonics.
Vivaldi's string writing, boosted to extremes from time to time by Mr. Kremer's use of harmonics, is eccentric and even bizarre.
More intricate than the 1980s film score material surrounding it in this programme, the piece covered a slightly wider harmonic and textural range, including a bizarre, quasi-Palm Court rendition of Handel's most famous aria, without disengaging from the manic high-energy soundworld they occupy with such resilient, not to say head-banging punchiness.
Many of these composers were amateur singers who developed new forms of sacred music suitable for performance by amateurs, and often using harmonic methods which would have been considered bizarre by contemporary European standards.
Now that you can play all the major scales, try learning natural minor, harmonic minor, and melodic minor scales, or even more bizarre scales, like gypsy scales.
Interestingly — possible harmonic spoiler!
