Sentence examples for copied note for note from inspiring English sources
Prepare to live!" — in the Second Symphony is copied note for note from the chorus "Au pécheur, Dieu," in Act V, in which the Christians pray for the Jews to be pardoned for their sins.
Create a groovy bass line that complements the melody but doesn't copy it note for note (use counterpoint for example).
"He copied my arrangement note for note, and I didn't get a dime for it," Mr. Butera told The New York Times in 1997.
Schubert knew that there was something potent in the String Quintet in D, from 1790: he copied it almost note for note in passages of his "Trout" Quintet and his String Quintet.
They say Sheeran's Photograph "note-for-note" copies their 2009 song Amazing.
The pop songwriters claim Sheeran's Photograph "note-for-note" copies their 2009 song Amazing which was released as the third single by Matt Cardle, winner of the 2010 season of The X Factor.
You might not know: The opening guitar riff on Johnny B. Goode is a note-for-note copy of the opening single-note solo on bandleader Louis Jordan's Aint That Just Like a Woman and the song originally had "colored boy" in the lyrics, but Chuck Berry changed it to "country boy" to help ensure radio play.
(It must really annoy the great Gladys Knight when she hears that because she sang it first in '67 and took the song to #2 for three weeks, only to watch Gaye cover it in #68 and take the song to #1 for a massive seven weeks. ) A Robert Downey Jr. lookalike, Gokey's only warning sign is that it was a note-for-note copy of Gaye's version.
Even to an informed eye, the silhouette seems to copy the outgoing MDX note for note, save for a strip of LEDs here or there.
He put out a single that copied the Ray Charles album version almost note for note.
