Sentence examples for fine harmony from inspiring English sources

The best track, My Mother's Mirror, starts with a clanging bell and develops into a slow, exquisite lament about ageing that shows off their fine harmony vocals.

Gong, Wade-Giles romanization kung, type of Chinese bronze vessel used to serve wine, it was characterized by an unusually fine harmony between shape and decoration.

The wasabi and the oil are in fine harmony; you taste both after spooning the herb-flecked drops on grilled fish or dressing a seafood salad or even a seafood risotto with it.

The BBC Proms season, in a box-office record-breaking year, launched with the "Symphony of a Thousand"; Manchester's BBC Philharmonic and Hallé orchestras united in fine harmony for their Mahler series; the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, the LPO, LSO and Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, not forgetting amateur orchestras up and down the country, all joined in.

What we said: "The mood is atmospheric, edgy English pastoral, with the drifting Old Father Thames matched against the gently bleak lament Six Dukes, and Schuette's cool vocals backed by fine harmony singing, strings, piano, banjo and slide guitar," wrote Robin Denselow, in the Guardian.

Here are two Pinots from producers devoted to a richer, New World style, but who have incorporated a sense of the wine's fine harmony and balance.

Until the arrival of Youssou N'Dour and his frantic mbalax style in the 80s, Orchestra Baobab dominated the Dakar music scene with their fine harmonies and blend of Latin and African styles.

Orchestra Baobab Specialist in All Styles (2002) Until the arrival of Youssou N'Dour and his frantic mbalax style in the 80s, Orchestra Baobab dominated the Dakar music scene with their fine harmonies and blend of Latin and African styles.

Elsewhere, there's a dash of reggae on Dominikani (P'ap Janm Bliye) and more reminders of West Africa, and some fine vocal harmony work, on St Jak (M'ap Viv Avé Yo).

The result is a varied set of American and English songs that range from an amplified treatment of Sacred Harp hymns to a gutsy banjo- and violin-backed arrangement of the tragic ballad Whitby Lad, and fine unaccompanied harmony singing on Love Farewell.

Married to Earle shortly after the Rocky Mountain Folks Festival (also run by the efficient Planet Bluegrass staff) in August 2005, she was a hit with the Telluride crowd that demanded "More Allison" after she and new co-member Eleanor Whitmore provided fine backup harmony on "City of Immigrants" from Washington Square Serenade.