And where might this unusual combination of notes and notable be found?
The tune descended to an unexpected combination of notes at the end of each refrain, and the simplicity and strength and heart with which she sang stopped the whole of the Hue-Man Bookstore in its tracks.
Now, the combination of notes in this chord isn't new, and Wagner owes a lot to the composer who would later become his father-in-law, Franz Liszt, for opening his ears and imagination to this kind of adventurous dissonance.
The notion of harmony is completely absent, although occasionally a simple combination of notes, octaves, fifths, and fourths, usually below the melody notes, may be used as an ornamentation.
Just as a synthesizer might be programmed to play a series of notes like a violin one time and then like a tuba the next, a computer equipped with Vocaloid will be able to "sing" whatever combination of notes and words a user feeds it.
It is also an effort to bridge gaps -- between black and white, music and words, the dark, rich soul of a black musician and the harsh precision of Nicolas Slonimsky's "Thesaurus of Scales and Melodic Patterns," which claimed to quantify every possible combination of notes, and which Payne and Coltrane mastered.
It all depends on what you think the Mercury prize is for – shining a light on smaller bands, rewarding success or trying to decide whether a jazz trio from London have played a better combination of notes than a sensitive Scottish indie band.
And this was a combination of notes just as obscure when it went under the name of 'faith' as it did when called 'reason'reason
As regards chord recognition, a chord can be defined as 'a combination of notes that sound simultaneously or nearly simultaneously'[41].
It says its ATMs dispensing £5 notes are clearly labelled, and give out at least two fivers in a combination of notes when customers withdraw between £40 and £100.
