Sentence examples for collections of note from inspiring English sources
Bonus: ASCII Porn Collections of Note.
Other collections of note include Rudyard Kipling first editions and an original second leaf of the Gutenberg Bible.
Certain collections of notes "suggest to players slight variants to the rhythm and volume" that the musical score cannot express, Mr. Martino said.
He had an amazing ear for harmony, for ambiguous collections of notes that tease the brain with never-to-be-fulfilled expectations.
It lacks easy tunes for the ear to follow, or expected moments of climax, disorientating listeners with what sound at first like random collections of notes.
Upstairs: the best bog books ever, the Guardian 's own collections of Notes and Queries (Fourth Estate, £6.99); Simon Winder's selection of the best bits from the Bond books, My Name's Bond, James Bond (Penguin, £6.99), and The Fortean Times Book of Life's Losers (John Brown, £4.99).
Elsewhere she is incisive and thoughtful too, even if the two earliest works here, Op 2 no 2 and Op 10 no 1, demand a certain lightness of touch that they don't quite get – the flurries and flourishes sound like collections of notes rather than single, self-propelling gestures.
For 11 respondents, their own curricular materials (broadly described as collections of notes, slides, and other materials) for a particular course were important repositories of information.
Scales are collections of notes that sound good together and are the basis for melody solos and improvisation.
Sheet music or tablature for the song will show the guitar player exactly how these collections of notes are played.
The result is a strange product more a collection of notes than a polished manuscript.
