Sentence examples for change in harmony from inspiring English sources
Lighting, groupings and vocabulary all change in harmony.
Judith Bettina, singing delightfully and also by heart, with James Goldsworthy at the piano, presented a sequence of songs showing little change in harmony or hymnlike style across all the years from 1917 to 1993.
"HUM feels your touch and motion, and creates vibrations that change in harmony with your body.
There were dramatic gestures and sudden changes in harmony in the Pacifica's rendition of Beethoven's String Quartet in B flat (Op. 130), too, which included the great fugue he initially composed for the final movement before replacing it with a less unwieldy Allegro.
Four different variants of HSBRA (i.e., HSBRA1, HSBRA2, HSBRA3, and HSBRA4) based on linear and exponential changes in Harmony Memory Consideration Rate (HMCR) and Pitch Adjusting Rate (PAR) have been formulated.
In Africa, Mrs. Clinton and the United States find themselves trying to squeeze between recalcitrant leaders and a populace eager for change and often in harmony with American values.
The literature review and fieldwork data identified gaps in the current system corresponding with changes in a harmony framework, suggesting aspects on which the design could be improved to enhance operator's situation awareness and regain harmony onshore.
The music abounds in sudden, almost violent, changes in character, harmony and rhythm.
A jazz guy once told me that it can sound good if you anticipate the harmony change in your melody, so seeing the harmony change a bar ahead helps while freestyling a melody.
On the whole, in the ancient world and in the Middle Ages the various approaches to religion grew out of attempts either to criticize or to defend particular systems and to interpret religion in harmony with changes in knowledge.
