Sentence examples for harmonic ambiguity from inspiring English sources

The "Cuban Overture" is filled with harmonic ambiguity.

As Daniel Grimley shows in a brilliant essay on A Pastoral Symphony, this solo line moves from "relative stability to complete harmonic ambiguity".

Two of those were by Mr. Copland, who brought a welcome shimmer of harmonic ambiguity to the group, along with an observant calm.

It has some wonderful and very varied moments: a triple-time interlude in which the colors of the overture are continued, some oddly vigorous and martial music for the chorus of spirits, and, most curious of all, a stealthy and sinuous orchestral passage of extreme harmonic ambiguity.

But Fauré's harmonic ambiguities are underpinned by classicism.

Sadly, energy flagged in the harmonic ambiguities of Symphony No 40.

His most typical and fascinating work is nevertheless to be found in such madrigals as Poichè il mio largo pianto or L'aura che il verde lauro in which Petrarch's verbal puns are suitably matched by Vicentino's harmonic ambiguities.

In a way, Mr. Hamelin made the Wolpe sound more fully rooted in the 19th century than Fauré's 1894 Nocturne in D flat (Op. 63), which edges toward the harmonic ambiguities of Impressionism, and benefited here from a velvet-toned, poetic reading.

In "The Delights and Dangers of Ambiguity," he traces harmonic complication (and obfuscation) from Berlioz through Wagner to Debussy.

Recently, complementary information from four wave mixing (4WM) has been shown to resolve ambiguities in interpreting third harmonic generation (THG) images [ 4].

The exacerbated harmonic upsurge after that was underplayed, and its ambiguity (plaintive? ridiculous?) missed.