Sentence examples for harmonic sense from inspiring English sources

"Her harmonic sense and rhythmic sense are crazy too.

Thelonious Monk and John Coltrane (1957) reveals Coltrane's growth in terms of technique and harmonic sense, an evolution further chronicled on Davis's albums Milestones and Kind of Blue.

His basic style did not change throughout the years, but his considerable technique and harmonic sense ensured that his solos always sounded fresh and contemporary.

In these contexts, Hall's warm sound, rich harmonic sense, and confident use of space and rhythm established the template that exists to this day.

Shaw was dapper and devilishly handsome, while Goodman looked pudgy and professorial; Shaw had the subtler harmonic sense, while Goodman generated more rhythmic excitement.

She has, in other words, avoided the unnatural leaps and spiky rhythms frequently heard in vocal works by composers whose harmonic sense she has embraced.

Such harmonic and sense-preserving functions (f=h+overline {g}in mathcal{H}) may be represented by the power series h z)=z+sum_{k=2}^{infty}a_{k}z^{k}, qquad g z)=sum_{k=2}^{infty}b_{k}z^{k},quad zin{mathbb{D}}.

Listening to Hope, one is struck by the depth and intensity of the music's emotional content, as well as by the harmonic ingenuity and sense of drama.

These include the Mêlée fantasque (1921), Introduction and Allegro (1926), Music for Strings (1935) and Meditations on a Theme of John Blow (1955); all exhibit the generous lyrical impulse, big heart, tangy harmonic resource, keen sense of proportion and consummate craft that are the hallmarks of the composer.

However, since f is sense-preserving if and only if f ¯ is sense-reserving, all the results obtained in this article regarding sense-preserving harmonic mappings can be adapted to sense-reversing ones.

Let denote the class of functions that are harmonic univalent and sense-preserv- ing in the unit disk, where.