Sentence examples for changing harmony from inspiring English sources

Cave, a largely instrumental, drone-loving four-member band from Chicago, fully embraces Kraut-rock for both its rigor — how much can happen without changing harmony?

How well a handful of pieces based on the same notion -- a rhythmic device, say, or a way of changing harmony -- will work depends on the composer's inventiveness.

Each singer then adds and then removes, then adds again his own, changing harmony and the piece grows, with glacial stillness, into utterly entrancing fullness.

Mr. Miller applies himself to any situation, mixing standard romanticism with Monk-style hesitations and changing harmonies.

Mr. Miller applies himself to the present situation, mixing standard romanticism with Monk-like hesitations and changing harmonies.

Mr. Miller always applies himself to the present situation, mixing standard romanticism with Monk-like hesitations and changing harmonies.

Mr. Miller applies himself to the present situation, mixing standard romanticism with Monklike hesitations and changing harmonies.

On one side were Glass, Steve Reich and Terry Riley, "American minimalists" who wrote pulsating rhythms and repetitive, slowly changing harmonies with long, overarching tunes.

Chords reminiscent of German chorale (hymn melody harmonizations) and tremolo or pizzicato (plucked) accompaniments occur along with organlike counterpoint and pedal points (sustained notes against changing harmonies).

"There are tremendous suspensions over the bar line, places where Barber creates a great tension by changing harmonies, staggered in such a way that the dissonances form and then resolve.

Slowly, thinking through each phrase, he let notes ring for a long time, moving his hand to dampen various keys, narrowing the sound of the chord and changing harmonies.