Sentence examples for harmony toward from inspiring English sources

Halfway in, the note A is added to the series, tilting the harmony toward A major.

In proclaiming "the emancipation of the dissonance" in a 1926 essay, Arnold Schoenberg meant to justify in historical terms his move from functional harmony toward free atonality and, ultimately, a new 12-tone system of composition.

The director writes: "The child starts running from the amniotic shadow of the hall of supreme harmony toward the yellow silk curtain that will birth him to the world outside, billowing in the wind like a sail which will cast him adrift on a sea of omnipotent fantasies".

We are already transforming - albeit far too slowly - in direct response to the literally millions of initiatives all working in harmony toward the "common good".

In the heaviest, most doom-laden passages, the harmony gravitates toward Wagner, or, perhaps, toward some forgotten but inspired Wagner follower.

Toward Harmony and Peace What was life like in the year 1000 in southern Spain?

His choir, the Family, sang in sweet, perfectly blended, middle-of-the-register unison, splitting into three-part harmony only toward the propulsive endings of their songs.

But the string quartet and backup vocals added convolutions: harmonies leaning toward polytonality, staggered vocals that gently concealed the beat.

Now the general mood is toward harmony and coexistence.

And where Homes's early work traded on the dissonance between the former's Kulturkritik and the latter's introspection, "May We Be Forgiven" fumbles toward harmony.

Cosmopolitan emphasis on social bonds rather than nation-states lays the foundation for its view of society ultimately evolving toward harmony and away from conflict.