Sentence examples for fresh melody from inspiring English sources
Four decades on, Hamilton still hears a good song as an invitation to spin endless fresh melody, and vast experience has given him the ability to convey a lot of musical meaning that he doesn't need to shout out.
A soft Latin groove gets quietly ecstatic on I Concentrate on You, Charlie Parker's Cheryl is fascinatingly formal and deliberate (as if the band are fascinated by its intricate bebop latticework), the Beatles' And I Love Her is a flood of inexhaustibly fresh melody.
The unusual melody brought a breath of fresh air to minds so accustomed to the modern tune.
But guitarists revere Montgomery, and this - his most thrilling jazz set, with great bop piano from Tommy Flanagan - shows why, with its Django Reinhardt octave runs and effortlessly fresh spontaneous melody.
The atmospheric effects and the fresh lyrical melodies in this work revealed the mind of an original composer, while the animated orchestration looked forward to the orchestral manner of Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov.
Stradella was one of the finest composers of chamber cantatas, of which 174 survive, both secular and for religious observance (e.g., Christmas Cantata); his fresh, mellifluous melodies are frequently supported by harmonies bolder than are usually found in music of this period.
A group of editors writing for People also praised the record's "fresh and original" melodies and "quick-tempoed cool", adding, "Kudos to Green Day, young punk's reigning purists, for sticking with what they know best".
Seizing melodies, fresh and unduplicated despite the tens of thousands created since the dawn of song, from the vacant air is something else again, and by the judgment of some of the best of his peers, no one in this century has done it better than Kern.
Cimarosa was a prolific composer whose music abounds in fresh and never-failing melody.
But it's all thought-provoking, instructive, and textually valid, setting a famous melody to fresh beats.
