Sentence examples similar to harmonizing melody from inspiring English sources

Homophony as a term first appeared in English with Charles Burney in 1776, emphasizing the concord of harmonized melody.

Created by Google's Magenta and PAIR teams, the Doodle lets users create their own music by using machine learning to harmonize melodies.

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.

Some of the band's most soulful playing comes on "Beautiful Boy," as Mr. Frisell and Ms. Scheinman harmonize the melody over a slippery but emphatic groove by Mr. Wollesen and Mr. Scherr.

Tom looks at Schoenberg's own demonstration of how to harmonize a melody to maximum effect, using his Orchestral Variations as an example.

Barbershop quartet singing, barbershop also spelled barber shop, typically all-male or all-female popular choral form characterized by a capella singing, with three voices harmonizing to the melody of a fourth voice.

Mr. Harper harmonized on melodies with Mr. Stanko and played a few of his own far-reaching solos.

A life imagined in the manner of Plutarch finding its inner melody by harmonizing with the dissonances of murdered rapper Tupac Shakur.

The distinctive sound of both the quintet and Mr. Shearing himself — he used a so-called locked-hands style in which his hands played melody and harmony in close quarters, with the melody line harmonized by the right hand and doubled by the left hand an octave below — caught listeners' fancy, and stardom soon followed.

Like a simple melody harmonized with varied chords, the story would change emotional texture in each world.

The tenor harmonizes above the melody; the bass sings the lowest notes and the baritone fills in the missing notes to complete the chord.