Sentence examples for higher harmony from inspiring English sources
Perhaps there is some higher harmony of our ideals, a banquet at which each and all may sit down together in peace and plenty.
On "In the City (Contact High)" and "Controlled Karaoke," Anthony Atlas sang bittersweet lyrics while Sean Paul Presley shut his eyes and sang high-pitched harmony.
The hook begs you to scream in high-pitched harmony with it, while the breakdown rips lesser speakers asunder.
Opener 'Sir Patrick Spens' sets the tone: there's soft, delicate dual finger-picking, and while the tang of her voice dominates, his higher harmonies are very sweet.
From the early 1940s they sang devoutly Christian songs in an artless, heartfelt manner, their high-pitched harmonies accompanied only by Charlie's guitar and Ira's mandolin.
The brothers rose to fame performing traditional religious songs in an Appalachian bluegrass style marked by tight, high-pitched harmonies and strongly influenced by Bill Monroe.
That song used the surf-rock beat, a sped-up cousin of the Afro-Cuban habanera; it had a nearly constant vocal chorus with high-pitched harmonies (Brian Wilson sang in a falsetto, like Eddie Perez, the saxophonist and background singer in El Gran Combo); it used hard breaks and dropouts to drive up the energy of dancers.
He sang along for a while, supplying a high harmony.
Mr. Hitchcock joined them for the Beatles' "If I Fell," singing the John Lennon line while Mr. Lowe sang high harmony.
They are both using the high harmony as the main melody that gets stuck in your head.
Mandolin-player Bill Monroe and his string band, the Blue Grass Boys, discarded more recently adopted rhythms and instruments and brought back the lead fiddle and high harmony singing.
