Sentence examples for from the modes from inspiring English sources

This they achieved by extrapolating from the modes familiar from popular song and balladry, just as Vaughan Williams did with his English Hymnal.

The tunings of the 13 strings of the court koto were derived from the modes of the ryo and ritsu scales of the earlier periods.

Like Pärt, Górecki made a shift in the mid-1970s from avant garde to a slow, meditative, repetitive style with simple harmonies borrowed from the modes of eastern European folk music.

Coleman is instantly recognizable from a single note, and that sound — separated from the theoretical apparatus of music, from the modes of the profession, from the critical categories of jazz — is inseparable from his very being.

Of course, separate from the modes and sub-modes are other controls, for the mix, ratio, feedback, and overall volume.

In particular, employees' trust derives from the modes of action, transparency, and success stories experienced by these people together with the innovator entrepreneur.

So far, Mr. Hersch's music has never strayed from the mode of absolute authenticity.

Solidarity is part of the "consolidated habitus", the taken-for-granted ways of acting that arise, seemingly spontaneously, from the mode of life of these communities.

The new Ultimate Team draft mode, enabling the construction of an all-star squad for four games, also delivers a refreshing break from the mode's typical early grind.

Fast Fashion is the English translation of Depeche Mode, which fits because the track sounds like something from the Mode's Speak & Spell album, only with an oriental twist, and played at double speed.

The cavity length calculated from the mode spacing between FP modes is about 1.9 μm.