Sentence examples for in terms of harmony from inspiring English sources

It's sophisticated rhythmically, but also in terms of harmony, orchestration, arrangement.

Even with the folkloric focus, it's an obsessively modern work, in terms of harmony as well as pulse.

The centerpieces of the program, though, were Schubert's Sonata in B flat (D. 960), and Leon Kirchner's Sonata No. 2. In terms of harmony and scope, these sonatas are from different universes.

Some of us just left and turned white.' African music and European music have always been equal in terms of melody: the crucial difference was that European music was far more sophisticated in terms of harmony while African music was far more advanced in terms of rhythm.

As The Beatles matured, their music became more complex and sophisticated in terms of harmony, melody, and texture (most notably the creative and seamless use of the orchestra within the pop music setting).

As in the previous literature, the modulation of probability of the presentation of a single tone or simultaneous tones on the neural response has been well explored, however the role of the probability of the sequential structure of music in terms of harmony remains to be investigated.

In terms of achieving harmony, the disparate entities who run Scottish football could hardly be described as The King's Singers.

Grayson said: "I didn't think it could get much lower than it had in terms of the harmony between the supporters, players and the staff.

I have difficulty, too, listening to his readings of Mozart: he deliberately chooses to cross every line in terms of form, structure, harmony and musical language.

Firing performed by using the prepared glaze recipe at approximately 1160 °C produced good results in terms of body-glaze harmony.

Like Frankfurt, Watson was interested in accounting for free and morally responsible agency in terms of a kind of harmony or mesh between different elements in the mental economy of persons qua agents.