Mr. Simon's guests were doo-woppers: Little Anthony and the Imperials, harmonizing a cappella in "Two People in the World," and Dion DiMucci of Dion and the Belmonts, his voice still swaggering in "The Wanderer".
He has earned comparisons to darker, more storied writers like Townes Van Zandt and Guy Clark, and while it is very early in Paisley's career to make any firm predictions, he seems to harmonize with them in one important respect — he's not afraid to set easy sounds against hard truths.
He was a great draftsman and designer and could harmonize in his prints the two seemingly contradictory qualities of elegance and power.
And he could not know how all the parts are controlled by the universal nature of blood, and are forced, as the universal nature of blood demands, to adapt themselves to one another, so as to harmonize with one another in a certain way.
As Stone Tower vividly illustrates, Park's work often dealt with the juxtaposition of nature and modern civilization in an effort to harmonize the two contrasting elements, resulting in pieces that are poignantly subtle and substantially meditative.
Black-and-white dragons swirl in the spiraling eddies of ocean in "Nine Dragons," a 10-meter-long scroll by Chen Rong from around 1244, while a bald, roly-poly scholar looks introspective in "Two Chan Patriarchs Harmonizing Their Minds," half a diptych probably painted by Shi Ke in the 13th century.
As in Terry Riley's minimalist masterpiece "In C," modular melodies would harmonize with one another even as they traced separate paths.
In harmonizing these two requirements, synagogue architects have experimented with layouts and necessarily veered toward modernistic or functional designs rather than traditional church styles.
Les Nubians, two sisters from Cameroon, harmonize in cosmopolitan rhythm and blues that Erykah Badu fans would appreciate; they move among smooth soul crooning à la Sade, rapping in French and hints of both American funk and Cameroonian traditions.
Les Nubians, two sisters from Cameroon, harmonize in cosmopolitan rhythm-and-blues that Erykah Badu fans would appreciate; they move among smooth soul crooning a la Sade, rapping in French, and hints of both American funk and Cameroonian traditions.
In the end, however, he palliates the differences, leaving the possibility for some way to harmonize the two (1178a30).
