Sentence examples for harmonic procedure from inspiring English sources

Although never a nationalist or folk composer in the 20th-century sense, he often allowed the unusual contours of folk melody to lead him away from traditional harmonic procedure; moreover, that he resorts to a folklike idiom in setting Schiller's covertly nationalist text in the Ninth Symphony accords well with nationalist practices of the later 19th century.

The plot is of Byzantine complexity, but each colorful personality in this impeccably structured score is vividly characterized through Chabrier's quirky lyricism and unconventional harmonic procedures.

Indeed, a number of melodic and harmonic procedures characteristic of later tonal music became common, well before the theoretical underpinning for the major-minor system came into being.

He did not believe in the stereotyped harmonic procedures of the 19th century, and indeed it becomes clear from a study of mid-20th-century music that the earlier harmonic methods were being followed in an arbitrary, academic manner.

Large-scale masterworks such as the Piano Sonata and the Faust Symphony employed novel harmonic procedures, cyclic form, and thematic transformation to great effect, and his symphonic poems (such as Les Préludes) pioneered a whole new genre.

The timpani do, of course, produce pitches, and with 14 of them in Glass' concerto, the soloists participate in the melodic and harmonic procedures of the music.

He believed that conformity with the traditional rules of set scales, rhythms and harmonic procedures amounted to "absurd goose-stepping", from which music should be set free.

Together with the harmonic calculation procedure, it will definitely increase the operation burden of GSU.

A generalized multiple term harmonic balance procedure is utilized to find the period- η (ηT) solutions with η ≥1.

This paper focuses on the harmonic estimation procedure based on continuous wavelet transform (CWT) when the analyzed signal is corrupted by the impulsive noise.

Each map is generated by fitting collected data in each bin using a modified spherical harmonic fitting procedure called the FIT technique (Ruohoniemi and Baker 1998; Shepherd and Ruohoniemi 2000).