Sentence examples similar to harmonized phrasing from inspiring English sources
The singers have concise phrases, harmonized or dissonant or overlapping, that make nearly all of the libretto intelligible; they allude to the chromaticism of 12-tone music and to the non-Western modes of gamelan music and ragas.
Morris's gestures and signals codified principles an individual improviser might pursue intuitively — repeating a phrase, harmonizing a melody, creating variations of a rhythm — but that an orchestra could not perform en masse unless its members possessed psychic abilities.
Yet all looked stylistically similar to those with which "Drumming" began, and they choreographically harmonized with the comparably intricate musical phrases.
Random words are isolated, harmonized, and sent in unexpected directions: the phrase "through the mall" floats up briefly into falsetto; the words "girlfriend" and "cousin" are sung in half time as Kelly dodges and lurches, warning those around him of his powers of attraction.
His melodies soon resolved into foursquare phrases, catchy to European and American ears and harmonized by guitar and keyboard, but answered by responses from the oud or violin.
The essence of the program is distilled in "A Flower Is a Lovesome Thing," Billy Strayhorn's exotically harmonized ode to blossoming vegetation, which Ms. Oberlin delivered as an impressionistic tone poem with delicately voluptuous phrasing at Wednesday's opening-night show.
I loved that in the grave, slow introduction to the first movement, each phrase began with a steely chord that lingered, then trailed off into a sighing harmonized melodic turn.
znamenny chant harmonized by N.M.
Ms. Gawler harmonized in her strong alto.
Inconsistencies can be harmonized by the Florida Supreme Court.
