Sentence examples for clashing dissonances from inspiring English sources

Quietly clashing dissonances were allowed to linger.

Mr. Adès teases out clashing dissonances and jerky rhythmic interplay from the original.

The players made the clashing dissonances ever more shocking by executing them with such focused and piercing tone.

In the introduction to Part 1, Mr. Gilbert let the slinky, exotic lines in the woodwinds and brasses linger over steady, sustained harmonies so that the clashing dissonances really registered.

Mr. Morrison said that after Prokofiev had turned to Christian Science, hysteria and deviltry no longer appealed to him, so he converted his score into a brashly modernist symphony with eerie violin glissandos, clashing dissonances and ferocious white noise.

Its clashes of dissonance and color sound weird even to 21st-century ears tempered by Wagner and Bartok.

There are no dancing "Fantasia" elephants in "3D Music," but its surreal virtual landscapes, by the digital artist Eduardo Carrillo, soften the impact of Mr. Hayden's score, which is crowded with spiky dissonances and clashing timbres.

But in general, people deal with cognitive dissonance — the clashing of conflicting thoughts — by eliminating one of the thoughts.

Aggressive dissonance clashes with traditional tonal underpinnings.

There is a tendency to confuse consonance with concord, or sweet sound, dissonance with discord, or clashing sound.

Rather, Efron brings equal empathy to each of the clashing narratives of contemporary Israel, deliberately creating dissonance for the reader.