Sentence examples for harmonized passages from inspiring English sources
Brash dissonances dissolve into invitingly harmonized passages, which then climb back toward thorniness.
Short cyclical themes suddenly sprout into longer, harmonized passages that twist off into melodies and twist again into improvisations, from which the soloist suddenly drops out.
If there was a star, it was a whole bloc within a band: the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra's saxophone section, playing the tightly harmonized passages that were among Carter's signatures.
(If Kesha, say, has not already internalized the contours and textures of this album's strongest singalong track, "Without You My Life Would Be Boring," that may happen soon — despite the fact that it involves a couple of long, loosely harmonized passages seemingly played on wooden flutes).
The set of small-group tunes in the concert's first half were well chosen, spanning 40 years in jazz, and most of them incorporating forthright themes and catchy harmonized passages.
Slide Hampton's take on "The Days of Wine and Roses" was very Gil Evans, with plush high-and-low pitch combinations across the horns; Michael Philip Mossman made "I've Told Every Little Star" a jocular cha-cha, aware of its own size and weight; Michael Abene built "You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To" into a long, fast and winding bop passage, harmonized among brass and reeds.
Adding orpiment to his half-shadow and shadow hues may have been a way to harmonize the darker passages with the sparkling light areas to achieve a convincing overall light effect.
This passage (the menace theme dissonantly harmonized on grotesquely smirking low brass to the two-note goosestep of timpany and basses) is a shocking intrusion of cartoon satire.
The passage sounds almost like a fragment of stagnant, harmonized plainchant.
Ms. Gawler harmonized in her strong alto.
