Sentence examples for introductory chords from inspiring English sources

The pianist plays some introductory chords, then repeats them.

Pink Floyd keyboardist Richard Wright has said that the chord progressions on the album influenced the structure of the introductory chords to the song "Breathe" on their landmark opus The Dark Side of the Moon (1973).

In the key of E minor, the chord progression for the chorus actually mirrors the introductory and verse chord progression.

He strikes an even more surprising anti-empiricist chord in the introductory chapter of his Physics (Physicae Prooemium), pondering a stipulative account of the natural world that consists of the right physical postulates.

Trembling strings repeat the introductory phrase, and then a chasm of spooky harmony opens: loud, bleak A-minor chords in the winds and strings alternate with ominous brass sonorities of C minor, E-flat minor, and F-sharp minor.

With Lorin Maazel conducting, the orchestra's woodwinds brought a hushed purity to the opening chords of the "Midsummer Night's Dream" Overture, and the strings played their rapid introductory figuration with the transparent shimmer from which this work's magic emerges.

After an introductory section, one hears the fire, quite light and delicate in its energy, the calm water (a slow procession of chords) and the mountain winds.

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"These are introductory ads".

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