Sentence examples for changed melody from inspiring English sources

Three of the GRID features, blushed, showed tears and changed melody of speech, were not included in any of the four dimensions as they had loadings less than 0.6 on all of these.

Ward massaged certain tracks — Harper's "Love and Trust" was bluesy; Staples's "Love and Trust" is pop — and changed melodies and lyrics as he saw fit.

We didn't change melodies or arrangements, but we just wanted them sonically to fit with the new material.

As a black person in America born in the '50s, I have a masters level education in how to sing and dance to the tune that you choose and to be flexible and resilient enough to adjust my rhythm to match yours when you change melodies in the middle of the duet.

My ideology hasn't changed much – melody, purging, remaining free of all the blandness and cheapness".

"If he and Noel and Mary had not changed the melody I made to the hammer song," Mr. Seeger said, "no one would have picked it up".

He put a sample of "Bennie And The Jets" into "No Freedom," and it changed the melody in one case where it had to be in a different key.

The second line goes from minor to major and steps up, and changes melody and variation.

"And it wasn't 100% right for me so I wrote some different chords and changed some melodies and gave it a little bit of dark undertone to it.

After about 12 hours in the studio, the song was completely unrecognizable from the original, except for the lyrics (which were fairly generic '80s pop shtick) and the melody, although the melody changed a bit in order to accommodate the new harmonies and accompaniment figures.

As to the problematic vocal line, Mahler wrote that he would not change the melody but could provide a different scan of the words.