Sentence examples for by high notes of from inspiring English sources

Wild-mushroom risotto, at $10 one of the least expensive appetizers, is simply perfect -- a small but rich portion of chewy short-grained rice with a glistening mantle of mushrooms, the deep flavors enlivened by high notes of Parmesan, truffle and thyme.

The brightness of the flavors were only rivaled by the high notes of jazz star Rick Braun.

A pity that on Thursday Part 2 was marred by the ill-tuned and shrill high notes of Christine Brandes's soprano (especially in the Penseroso aria "Sometimes let gorgeous Tragedy"); Lisa Saffer, the more mellifluous soprano, also lost pitch later during the final Penseroso aria ("May at last my weary age").

But Nicholas Rodriguez hits the high notes of "Calypso" spectacularly (2 00).

White bean with chorizo struck a deep bass gong, brightened by a high note of fennel.

Usher's vocal range spans from the low note of B3 to the high note of B4. "Yeah!" was lauded by contemporary critics for its production.

A chromatic (12-note) scale is thus available from E below the bass staff, the highest note of the range being determined by the player's ability.

He played it out with a flurry of fast, high notes — the sound of modern love walking on by.

Thirteen years ago, when Ms. Carey first emerged, she was known for her powerful delivery and wide range, but her singing style these days is much more idiosyncratic: she provided sharp high notes accompanied by great lungfuls of air, and her four back-up singers filled in many of the gaps.

Now Divo face competition from junior tenors Il Volo ("the flight"), whose high notes are accompanied by the kind of pubescent screams that Pavarotti never encountered in his pomp.

Because high notes are produced by inspiration and more often follow longer expiration climax notes of higher maximum F0 and delta F0, high notes may reflect a greater effort invested in producing the note that precedes them.