Sentence examples for medieval mode from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gibson's film, "The Passion of the Christ," which early attendance figures suggest may become a worldwide success, reinvents the Passion in a late medieval mode, exhibiting a lusty fascination with flagellation, a fetishist's attentiveness to whips and welts, a panting anger at grotesquely caricatured villains.

The music was not entirely composed in the medieval mode; Uematsu claims "it would be unbalanced" and "a little boring".

Medieval mode can be played on maps dedicated to this mode, or enabled for any other mode type.

However, the music was not entirely composed in the medieval mode, as Uematsu claims that "it would be unbalanced" and "a little boring".

He renumbered the medieval modes, placing the Ionian mode (corresponding to the modern major scale) first.

And, as Susan McClary shows, he clung to the medieval modes, wrenching maximum expression from a language that was on the wane.

At the other extreme, I'm interested in medieval modes, quiet 15th-century sitting in a park playing little minuets … I don't like to mix the two.

He made his way to a pair of microphones and began singing in a falsetto through churchy, semi-medieval modes, but the modes became compromised and discontinuous, and so did the basic blocks of sound he made: sometimes his voice squeaked, pushed as high as it could go, or gave out and turned into exhaling.

His music-history teacher was a scholar of the modes of ancient Greece and the medieval era (modes being earlier forms of scales that predated major and minor keys).

The symphony is constructed around simple harmonies, set in a neo-modal style which makes use of the medieval musical modes, but does not adhere strictly to medieval rules of composition.

Several recent commentators have asked what the medieval theory of modes of common personal supposition was: was it a theory of inference, of quantification, of truth-conditions, of fallacies, or what?