First she sang an octave lower, then in unison.
Someone called Mandy Ward is mentioned, the office workers raise and lower their shoulders in unison and chant "Hocta, hocta, hocta" – but otherwise they're super-serious throughout.
In his own piece he has left space for lots of virtuoso passagework, including an elaborate pizzicato movement (the third of four) set often against lower winds playing in unison.
When groups like the Temptations, the Shirelles and Smokey Robinson and the Miracles raised and lowered their arms in unison, spun in up-tempo pivots and sashayed through theatrical entrances and exits, they were following the choreography of Mr. Atkins.
Instrumental lines are often doubled throughout (violins in unison and lower strings partnered with lower brass) with the didgeridoo, which Mr. Sculthorpe decided to add later, providing welcome texture, color and ritualistic spice.
In unison, they lowered their faces into the crooks of their right arms and stuck their left hands up in the air.
Immediately after this outburst, the lower strings began the instrumental recitative in unison, a passage that should have an ebb and flow of vocal music.
Traditional squats require the core and lower back for stabilization, the entire body working in unison to perform the movement.
In contrast to the in-unison normal modes, the out-of-unison complex modes feature a π/2 phase difference.
Their tactic: form a semicircle around their enemy, lower their horns to the ground, and charge slowly in unison.
When a real moon jelly throbs, its entire umbrella-shaped bell pulses in unison except for one small ribbon of tissue at its lower margin.
