Sentence examples for chorus structure from inspiring English sources

With the help of the very high sampling rate of data (100 kHz), we can create high temporal resolution plots of the spectral and polarization parameters that allow us to see the chorus' structure.

Bill Lamb of About.com called it one of the most mature dance pop songs of Spears' career, praising the chorus structure and the electropop bridge.

When neighboring males in close proximity interact with each other acoustically, chorus structure [4], [5], [6] and spatial distance between adjacent signalers [7], [8], [9] are mediated by the response to neighbors' signals.

Bridges are a one-time variation of the chorus structure in the song, which happens about three-fourths of the way through the song, between a chorus and a verse, or between two choruses.

Also the vocal doesn't really have the typical "verse-chorus" structure, so people can – and do – sing along to all of it.

"Pop is reference to pop music: in the verse-chorus structure and the instruments, and in the phrasing and melodic traditions.

Opener Bloom is dense, knotted and difficult, clattering rhythms, scattered pulses of bass, no verse-chorus structure, not much of a tune.

Instead of using a verse-chorus structure it feels almost like a Biblical story, with Kendrick talking about advice received from people of different ethnicities.

You would have called it a pop song, had it not swiftly abandoned all pretence of standard verse-chorus structure and spent eight minutes twisting and turning in odd directions: into extended instrumental breaks and sections of hypnotic drone, into Beach Boysesque harmonies filtered through Auto-Tune and what sounded remarkably like that reliable guarantor of daytime radio play, a bass solo.

"Bed of Roses" shared a soaring climax with "Blaze of Glory," while the recent hit, "It's My Life," was not only a lyrical sequel to 1986's "Livin' on a Prayer," but also echoed the earlier song in its verse-chorus structure.

For an album that presents itself as an academic exercise, it's big on moments of pure, indulgent pleasure: though you're some considerable distance from the comforts of standard verse-chorus structure, the melodies of Virus and the closing Solstice are so beautiful they carry you along regardless.