Sentence examples for in one tune from inspiring English sources
"More strange and wonderful sounds in one tune than most bands hit in a year" The Real Paper.
In one tune the byplay between trumpet and clarinet took some bluesy turns suggesting New Orleans jazz.
And in one tune, the musicians slowed down and transposed down at the same time, sounding like a turntable losing speed.
As synthesizers tick and whir, nibble and chirp, horn-section arrangements hint at ska in one tune, cha-cha in another; strings and a chunky beat briefly hark back to early disco.
There's some beautiful harmony between Mr. McHenry and Mr. Monder's glowing chords, and in one tune, "Dimensions," there are a few tape splices dissolving frenetic playing into slow playing and vice-versa: a weird, good idea.
He's musically erudite, hinting at Greek music in one tune, paying tribute to the New Orleans jazz of Sidney Bechet in another or exploring textural abstractions and circular breathing in a solo.
If young people do indeed tune in, one hopes the show's writers engage them while considering how quickly (and drastically) the world is changing for the non-G members of the LGBTQ community.
Actually only one tune in all the songs (the first in the "Pribaoutki") was "genuine," that is, found in a book.
Only one tune in the set could be identified as post-bop, but it came with a provocation.
The Or-question had one tune in the first part before the conjunction "or" and another tune at the end.
In the tag-questions, one tune came after the statement (usually falling) to which the tag ending is attached and another tune came on the tag ending.
