Sentence examples for melodic feeling from inspiring English sources

The soloists sometimes followed the disposition of this music from the '30s, '40s and a bit of the '50s: Joe Temperley's baritone saxophone solos had the light, sure, melodic feeling of players from that time.

Johan Wippsson from Melodic praised Don Gilmore's production and described the albums as "destructive and angry but always with a well controlled melodic feeling all over".

Rolling Stone reviewed Transatlanticism and commented that it contained "melodic, melancholy songs about feeling both smart and confused, hopelessly romantic but wary of love".

This feeling, the melodic hysteria that rises from such collaboration is translated into a blended raucous, crafted simultaneously through two visions joining as one. .

The crisp clarity with which we hear these multi-layered digital pads play out totally bizarre melodic sequences evokes a feeling verging on awkwardness.

He also recorded melodic refrains to evoke feelings of childlike innocence on songs.

Here, played behind the show's thin convictions by an onstage pianist, Charles Berigan, it has been robbed of its acerbic bite -- it doesn't help that not all the singers land consistently on Blitzstein's melodic astringencies -- leaving it feeling rather humorlessly fervent.

Lindstrøm developed a knack for using volume and melodic modulation to create a feeling of constant escalation, as if a mild-mannered disco track were being pushed to its logical conclusion, and then beyond.

It is true that his earliest poems were often driven more by style than by feeling, becoming a "melodic, empty-headed fin de siècle sort of thing," as he once said.

The combination of mood, atmosphere, romantic feeling and sheer melodic invention is breathtaking.

His playing sounded bright, melodic and unresearched; it glided, moving with feeling.