Sentence examples for circular melody from inspiring English sources

"Talking in My Sleep" has a catchy repetition reminiscent of Elvis Perkins' "While You Were Sleeping," dancing ferociously around a circular melody that builds momentum as it repeats.

Embling of Tiny Mix Tapes wrote that "" if sung by anyone else, 'I Miss You' would be a thin wisp of a ballad, but Beyoncé allows her voice to crack at the right moments, moving tenuously, self-consciously through the soft, circular melody".

First Mind is noticeably percussion-light, urged on instead – on those tracks free of drums – by Mulvey's nagging circular melodies on the guitar.

The persistent rhythms and circular melodies helps smooth the bumps on any long tedious stretch of highway.

Nonetheless, the songs are difficult to translate, and can feel unfamiliar to anyone who has not grown up hearing their circular, lilting melodies.

And his melodies' circular pattern also implies ritualized prayer.

The song's hook is built around a piano melody and "circular keyboard line", and features "a stuttering mid-tempo beat that's accented by finger snaps and electronic synthesizers" as its instrumentation.

The player blows into the reed of the instrument and uses circular breathing, drawing air in through the nose while expelling air from the cheeks into the instrument, to create a continuous melody.

There's an improvised piece here in two versions called "Pour Pee Wee," dedicated to the clarinetist Pee Wee Russell, and the longer live version, especially, serves as an index of what Mr. Houle can do with melody and texture: circular breathing; multiphonics; slap-tonguing; and sudden round, lush notes.

As with both of the main tunes in this movement, Tchaikovsky wants to give his melodies - closed, circular objects rather than Beethovenian cells of symphonic possibility - their full expression, and at the same time create a sense of musical momentum.

But the song could also express that shape in structure – so if the story or feeling is circular, it might also be expressed in reprised melody or rhythm.