Sentence examples for major harmony from inspiring English sources

But at the word light, the choristers and orchestra burst into a C major harmony so shimmering and sunny you practically have to squint.

His latest fascination is Hawaiian music, with its slide guitars and sweet major harmonies; it is likely to show up in his club sets.

This one is superimposed on C-major harmony in the bass, resulting in a less abrasive, more dreamlike atmosphere.

Bernstein drew attention to something that happens about ten seconds in — a C-sharp that unexpectedly sounds against the plain E-flat-major harmony.

Major scale harmony is one of the most important and fundamental areas of music theory.

Mr. Levine was the pianist in Mozart's G minor Quartet (K. 478), a wonderfully constructed piece whose explorations of 18th-century major-minor harmony have a lunar quality of their own.

Slovenia, in central Europe, has held on to two kinds of unaccompanied seasonal songs: narrative songs so rhythmic they could be Slovene hip-hop, and choral songs declaimed in major-key harmonies, both originally sung by groups of English carolers.

Other Babbittian trademarks include a continuous unfolding coupled with a seemingly impromptu recourse to repetitions of small figures or to incursions from the world of major and minor harmony.

One of the major features of Harmony is the ability to actually open and edit Google documents from directly in Outlook.

Davis abandoned conventional major and minor harmonies for modal and pentatonic patterns (first fully aired in 1959 on the album Kind of Blue), a plunge into a vagrant harmonic no-man's-land that unfortunately infected much of jazz.

In composing the melodies for the conditions Melody and Rhyme&Melody, the composer made sure that the structures of the sung sentences fit with standard structures of children's songs, taking into account elemental common features of popular children's music, such as repeatability, the use of major and minor harmonies, and a simple rhythm.