Bill Bruford, the drummer, was astonished by an early King Crimson performance, and resolved to make equally ambitious music with his own band, a sweetly melodic group called Yes.
KMT measures recognition of melodic contour, grouping, relational pitch processing, and gestalt principles, the same potentially innate musical cognitive operations reported by Justus & Hutsler [44].
Examines mechanisms responsible for separation of multiple voices/instruments (polyphony), and for melodic and rhythmic grouping of events (musical phrase structure).
Their band was more melodic than earlier groups in Athens, such as Pylon, yet never as lighthearted as the B-52's.
Wild Cub, a melodic electronic pop group improbably based in the heart of country music, had been granted the coveted "band to keep an eye on" label by music writers.
Maybe that's the French heritage with strong melodic emotions," the group says.
The ēchoi are not scales but groups of melodic formulas that can be combined to form entire melodies.
Coldplay, British rock group whose melodic, piano-driven anthems lifted it to the top of the pop music world in the early 21st century.
The term occasionally refers to a symphony utilizing the principles of contrast and melodic interplay between instrumental groups that characterizes the concerto grosso.
His themes are often groups of melodic fragments, meaningless when out of context, that are capable of being combined in various ways.
He added a crisp melodic counterpoint to the group's gritty, percussive sound, including the outlaw country anthem "Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys".
