Sentence examples for breathe notes from inspiring English sources

The songs are, indeed, among the best in the contemporary canon, showing Rorem's uncanny ability to breathe notes into words while leaving a poet's thoughts intact.

"The particular track for the video is quite thick and full, and it was important to me to have a landing pad for it that wasn't so literal, that was more about the memory of the things involved in the process to give the music a chance to breathe," notes Craig.

I go to bed and breathe, taking note of any areas of tension in my body.

Many people have defended the decision to discharge a patient with fever, rapid pulse and breathing, noting that these are common among children.

Although this form of expiratory Paw most resembles the spontaneous 'pursed lip' breathing noted in patients with obstructive airway diseases [ 1- 3], it does not appear to reduce the inspiratory work of breathing.

Make sure you do so without croaking or breathing the note (breathy or scratchy tone quality).

Mr. DeJohnette tapped quick cymbal patterns and made sustained piano notes breathe with hushed cymbal-roll crescendos.

"Nothing Ever Was, Anyway" gave the first intimation of a different Ms. Crispell: elegiac, meditative, more inclined to let the spaces between the notes breathe.

The book achieves a great balance between allowing the drawings room to breathe and a notes section that details how the assignments came about and the artist's process.

To hold out long notes, breathe from your diaphragm (near the stomach) and not your chest.

He gives line readings: he tells the actors when to breathe, how to note the end of the line, where the weight is.