Sentence examples for harmonic vocabulary from inspiring English sources

His harmonic vocabulary is encyclopedic.

These similarities come out in phrasing and harmonic vocabulary, the bricks of their playing.

"Koyaanisqatsi" (1983) extended the neo-Romanticism of "Satyagraha" with picturesque scoring and a refreshed harmonic vocabulary.

Browne's morally searching generational anthems borrowed the harmonic vocabulary of Protestant hymns.

This last part was the band at its best: streamlined, joyous orchestral funk with jazz nuance and harmonic vocabulary.

These two men, adept at the postbop rhythmic and harmonic vocabulary, are from Memphis and have a lot of history between them, and it shows.

He had major rhythmic problems and his harmonic and melodic vocabulary was extremely limited, mostly to pentatonic-based and blues-lick derived patterns".

It will then come as no surprise that the vocabulary of noncommutative harmonic analysis is well suited to describing the invariant Gaussian field model for orientation preference maps in V1, since the key features of this model rest on the action of (mathit{SE}(2) ) on the function space of orientation maps.

Concerned less with powerful emotions (Affekten) and more with clarity, the southerners avoided intricate counterpoint and convoluted harmonic progressions, preferring a restricted chord vocabulary and clear-cut symmetrical phrasing dominated by tuneful melody.

Following this theory, German musicians dealt with composition systematically in terms of a specific but broadly adopted expressive vocabulary of melodic, rhythmic, and harmonic figures.

Nineteenth-century harmonic usage, therefore, tended to expand not only the chordal vocabulary itself but also the function of chords.