Sentence examples for detached notes from inspiring English sources

He also shortened the value of detached notes here and there, to ensure uniform articulations.

In contrast was the cleanliness of the Brahms: the sharp outlines of individual choirs of sound and the clear spaces between detached notes.

The sound is continuous; to articulate the melody and to reiterate notes the piper employs gracing i.e., rapidly interpolated notes outside the melody, giving an effect of detached notes.

Mr. Sokolov, no less than Gould, can be utterly persuasive in doing something odd, as in his performance of the Sarabande in detached notes, an idea he makes beautiful and moving.

As for Gould's performance—he pulls phrases apart, detaches notes, emphasizes counterpoint and little rhythmic obsessions and echoes of the orchestral parts.

As for Gould's performance — he pulls phrases apart, detaches notes, emphasizes counterpoint and little rhythmic obsessions and echoes of the orchestral parts.

But the strange detached-note accompaniments of the slow movement are wholly original.

But where Monk's style was pared down to stark notes, detached chords, and shard-like or ditty-like phrases, Taylor a conservatory-trained virtuoso turned each of his ten fingers into separate percussion instruments, not paring down his themes but analyzing and multiplying them into an overwhelming barrage of expanded ideas.

But where Monk's style was pared down to stark notes, detached chords, and shard-like or ditty-like phrases, Taylor — a conservatory-trained virtuoso — turned each of his ten fingers into separate percussion instruments, not paring down his themes but analyzing and multiplying them into an overwhelming barrage of expanded ideas.

When the designs first surfaced online, and a few critics noted their strikingly detached and anti-urban character, defenders of Apple responded by saying that those comments suggested a misreading of Silicon Valley's history.

Note that these detached carbon layers are exclusively formed upon treatment under moist conditions.