Sentence examples for consonance at from inspiring English sources
The theorist Franco of Cologne advocated the use of consonance at the beginning of each measure; such consonances (usually a chord made up of the unison, fifth, and octave, such as C G C) served as fixed pillars in terms of which the horizontal extensions of different rhythmic lengths were like soaring arches of sound.
A solitary nod to the past, Elizabeth Bell's "Andromeda," was featured in a 2002 North/South Consonance event, the first presented at Merkin.
Consonance occurs where a consonant sound is repeated throughout a sentence without putting the sound only at the front of a word.
The lines are clean and pleasingly shaped; the harmony pulls at old rules of consonance and dissonance but scurries back to them for safety when the adventure gets out of hand.
Mr. Glass has soldiered on, and although his detractors continue to denounce his work for its repetitiveness and easy consonance, his operas have found berths at many of the world's big houses, including the Met.
An analysis of the counter measures proposed and modeled in the literature against the spread of misinformation in OSNs are at times not in consonance with the effectiveness of the measures as suggested in studies of cognitive psychology.
However, at high concentrations and in consonance with previous reports [42] [45], BSA and lysozyme underwent self-association.
So it's good that on Tuesday night the North/ South Consonance Ensemble presented a birthday concert for Mr. Berger at Christ and St. Stephen's Church on West 69th Street.
Max Lifchitz and his North/South Consonance players closed their 22nd season on Tuesday evening at Christ and St. Stephen's Church with a program of four imaginative recent works.
The language is serial and at obdurate odds with the sensations of consonance and dissonance that the mainstream of music continues in its varying ways to promote.
"If you look at their portfolios, you'll see a consonance". In the 1970's, when the insurance industry was in one of its periodic slumps, Buffett took a strategic position in the Geico Corporation, an auto insurer.
