Sentence examples for double notes from inspiring English sources

They explore octaves, chords, legato playing, double notes, arpeggios of different kinds but usually involving uncomfortable stretching of the hands.

Liszt gives us magnifications of what piano students think they ought to be able to do: octaves, arpeggios, double notes, leaps and scales of every sort.

On top lay thickets of double notes, scales, arpeggios and pounding chords, Mozart being simply fodder for a galloping late-Romantic gluttony that would certainly have upset a lot of 18th-century stomachs.

Double notes reviewing is undertaken for 1% of the participants to estimate inter-reviewer error.

Best attacks are: Double notes, Difficulty up and Whammy, expect in expert which have: Double notes, Broken String and Whammy.

When two notes comes down at the exact same time, they are called chords (or double notes in slang).

Far off, I hear the sweet sad call of golden plover and, from the heather, there's the throaty double note of red grouse.

But on a fine spring day I do hear the double note of the chiffchaff and the more tuneful song of the willow warbler; though I rarely see either bird, so well hidden are they.

The pattern is founded on the trochaic cadence of the name, which has the same repeated double note as a mourning bell, submerged in liquid half-rhymes, like a vision through tears.

The song is a long whistled double note similar to, but less urgent, than that of the orange-breasted myzomela, a Fijian endemic honeyeater.

The song of the male goldcrest is a very high, thin double note cedar, repeated 5 7 times and ending in a flourish, cedarcedar-cedar-cedar-cedar-stichi-see-pee.