Sentence examples for harmonic scheme from inspiring English sources

The harmonic scheme comprises a sequence of bichords in fourths and fifths, characteristic of much Shona music.

The German Paul Hindemith (1895 1963), with seven string quartets and more than two dozen sonatas and other works, favoured polyphonic textures, an expanded harmonic scheme, and great rhythmic drive.

The sextet was also originally commissioned as a dance score, and it shares a family likeness to the new variations, with bowed vibraphone pitches taking on the same function in the harmonic scheme that sustained string notes fulfil in the new piece.

A recently published analysis of the weighting schemes conducted by Mackey and Melville discloses that the arithmetic weighting scheme has better properties and is more robust than the harmonic scheme [65].

The harmonic scheme inherent in each of Schubert's last sonatas, according to Charles Fisk, of a tonal conflict gradually resolved through musical integration, finds its precedent in the Fantasy.

However, as often with Schubert, the harmonic scheme of the exposition involves additional, intermediate tonalities, which may be quite remote from the tonic-dominant axis, and sometimes imbue certain expository passages with the character of a development section.

Elsewhere, time hurtles ahead: unpredictable harmonic schemes generate suspense at every turn of this most familiar of stories.

Since, in this case, most classical methods give rise to the Gibbs phenomenon (generation of oscillations near discontinuities), we present new methods for particle tracking based on subdivision schemes and especially on the Piecewise Parabolic Harmonic (PPH) scheme which has shown its advantage in image processing in presence of strong contrasts.

The harmonic broadcasting scheme with VBR support consumes the least bandwidth.

The harmonic weighting scheme uses weights representing the ranks of the active structures within each cluster.

They proposed an arithmetic and a harmonic weighting scheme to reduce the influence of structurally similar structures.