Sentence examples for changing notes from inspiring English sources

In "La Guerra" Westhoff used bariolage, a fast alternation between static and changing notes.

Westhoff incorporated techniques like bariolage, a fast alternation between static and changing notes, which Bach also used to create contrapuntal textures.

The result is an absolutely beautiful movie that brilliantly captures the changing notes and cadences of a relationship through the smallest gestures between the often silent protagonists; entire sections of this unexpected treat resemble nothing so closely as a silent film.

Service plan pricing is constantly changing, notes Hughes, but the general trend is downward.

"Unlike film or television where you can start at point A and end at point B, in games it's constantly changing," notes Mr Gronick.

"It is important that the works are constantly changing," notes Roth.

Groups of swinging bells in English church towers date from the 10th century, and, at least by the 15th, orderly ringing took place involving changing note patterns.

"I see that their lives are changing," noted social worker Emerence Fonu, who has been working with the family since they joined the programme.

Also, try to "break" the beat at the end of phrases by doing something different in the last bar of the drums - change the pattern somehow - dropping notes, adding notes, changing the note locations.

Note bending is the art of actually changing the notes your harmonica produces by making airflow tighter and sharper.

If it were, and he changed the title without changing a note of the music, would the subject matter of the music have changed?