Sentence examples for following chords from inspiring English sources

Once again, the rest of this article will assume that you know the following chords.

He's been methodical and emotional, energetic and honest, following chord changes with a focused tone until his long notes start to ripen and burst in the upper register.

Jazz and other forms of modern popular music generally feature homophonic influences, following chord progressions over which musicians play a melody or improvise (see melody-dominated homophony).

She was just moaning at first, and then she was moaning in tune and then she started following chord changes and pretty soon she was humming "His Eye on the Sparrow" with him.

She was just moaning at first, and then she was moaning in tune and then she started following chord changes and pretty soon she was humming "His Eye on the Sparrow" with him.

The song progresses in the following chord progressions of Dm F C Dm in the verses and Dm F Am Dm Dm F Am Dm in the chorus, and changes to B F A Dm B F A Dm for the bridge.

Rather, the response is likely to be due to the relationship between the preceding musical context and the following chord function and to be related with the cognitive components in the music-syntactic processing [40].

Some styles of music require you to answer what ever chord change has played, but you can nearly always create a more dynamic solo by preempting the following chord.

For instance, if you are changing from an E Minor chord to a C major chord, choosing a C note as your will create a very satisfying effect over the E minor as it is the root note of the following chord.

A guitar rises up in a distorted swell, following the chords closely, playing the root note of each one.

(Hymns have been an obsession of Eno's since childhood). A guitar rises up in a distorted swell, following the chords closely, playing the root note of each one.