Sentence examples for his harmony from inspiring English sources

On 16 July, Harrison recorded a new vocal, with McCartney overdubbing his harmony vocal over the middle eight and Starr adding both a second hi-hat part and a cymbal.

His harmony remains basically simple much simpler, for instance, than much of Mozart's.

Clay Warnick, Todd's conductor, said that the King has "a definite melodic sense and that his harmony is fine, too".

His harmony remains modal, conveying no more than a hint of the tonal future to come with the Renaissance.

The addition of a chordal instrument means that Mr. Sanchez doesn't have to map out his harmony in blueprint form, as an arrangement of lines.

MacDowell's music is said to derive from the contemporary Romantic movements in Europe, his lyrical style suggesting Grieg, his harmony, Schumann and sometimes Liszt.

David Ramirez opens with his harmony-driven acoustic balladry.

Mr. Marsalis's arrangement of Mr. Shorter's "Free For All" drew out lines between four trumpets and three trombones; his original piece "Bu's Moods" was full of soft, intelligent writing; Mr. Watson conducted his harmony-rich piece "Wheel Within a Wheel," an example of the broad range of music that Blakey's band played.

Having come through endless 2 a.m. gigs at Smalls over the last several years, Mr. Rosenwinkel hasn't just improved but has also formed a little cross-influencing community: a circle including Mark Turner and Jeff Ballard, both with him on this gig, who have come to rely on his harmony-rich playing.

But his harmonies are never complete.

He is a fantastic, soulful pop singer, though, and his harmonies are next level.