Sentence examples for harmony movement from inspiring English sources

The word harmolodics is a synthesis of harmony, movement and melody.

In the harmony movement Mr. Gendall's harmony is dense, dissonant and oddly static.

This neologism, contracted from "harmony," "movement," and "melodic," gives some idea of a music in which harmonies freed from their tonal centers and rhythms freed from regular meters function as an integral, continuously modulating whole.

Coleman invented a name for the band's approach – harmolodics, a conflation of harmony, movement and melody – facilitating the simultaneous playing of a given melody line by different instruments at different pitches.

Here, too, the patterns of harmony and movement are predictable, but we never tire of them.

Hearing it, we might imagine the ballet itself: the delicate, deferential choreography, the harmony of movement.

With dots and circles, medals and diamond shapes, the body of work is a riff on balance, harmony and movement.

The first, with its big baritonal string sound, is plain-spoken to a fault: sincere in its enduring grief over a dead leader, smoothly melodic, but with a seeming horror of any challenge to the broadest conventions of acceptable harmony and movement.

It wasn't until I saw this harmony of movement that it really sank in.

Curves of the upper and lower body did not answer each other in complete harmony; arm movements were sometimes sketched rather than given full weight.

Dissonance is in fact the prime element in the harmony that creates movement, and this has been recognized by composers from the dawn of the harmonic millennium.