Sentence examples for expression melody from inspiring English sources

There's no swing, but more to the point, there's no emphasis on soloistic expression, melody, depth and variety of tone; there's no dialogue.

Dudamel can write expressive melodies.

Recently Mr. Hutcherson has favored a tighter range of expression, focusing on melody and phrasing with the precision of a good singer.

In between, at the lectures, we learned many useful tips: Practice for 20 minutes, rest for 10; sit with hips and shoulders square to minimize body strain; tune according to your place in the chord; draw on personal experience to give a melody expression; embrace your performance anxiety; get three notes perfect in a difficult passage, then slowly add to them.

Not only does Morris give unabashedly joyous expression to surface melodies; he also engages obsessively with form.

A melodic improviser, he reflected both ragtime phrasing and more advanced, Armstrong-like concepts of melody and expression.

The album's title track, starting with its extremely explicit first line, will certainly snap your ears to attention, is a semicomic meditation on how sexual mores in American differ from those in Europe; it is rendered with an admirable economy of expression and a catchy melody.

Chopin also endowed popular dance forms with a greater range of melody and expression.

But all shred of machismo was excised, replaced by startling melody, stark expressions of vulnerability and lyrics that reached for the existential.

We classify synchronization and musical expression into two levels: (1) melody level and (2) rhythm level to cope with erroneous synchronizations.

But to those who don the leather corsets, the fishnet gloves and the penciled eyebrows -- who know every word, melody and facial expression -- the obsession is an all-consuming passion, more like a religion than a distraction.