Sentence examples for melodic character from inspiring English sources

It helps that these songs have distinct melodic character: fascinating ballads with Anders Nilsson's country-bluesy guitar soloing, drum chants, some careful free improvising.

The choruses convey much of the drama in a highly stylized, changeable language that at first has the rhythmic and melodic character of church chant and later takes on a freer, more idiosyncratic accent that, combined with the text in ancient Greek, conveys a modernist's vision of a starkly elemental, nuance-averse ancient ritual.

"This process has led me to experiment with something I call 'hypnotic romanticism,' where I try to merge repetition with the melodic characters that I find in the melancholy to build my own musical manifestation".

A maqām is a complex musical entity given distinct musical character by its given scale, small units, range and compass, predominant notes, and preexisting typical melodic and rhythmic formulas.

The review finished by declaring that Ifield had "none of Jim Reeves' depth and character, nor of the subtle melodic quality (of) Don Gibson".

Melodic Identity and Melodic "Quality".

The music's instrumentation, rhythmic character, melodic structure, and textual form and content have been inspired largely by the region's rural traditions.

"They had maquettes and drawings," said Mr. Mayhew, who stands 7-foot-3 and speaks in a voice that is much more melodic than his character's.

His more delicate playing withdrew too far into itself, and the work's melodic profile and character were underplayed by both soloist and conductor.

At least three languages were being spoken, each with its own melodic lilt and rhythmic character.

"Even the counterpoint lines — they give a celestial character and melodic lift to every one of his songs.