Sentence examples for melodic sense from inspiring English sources

He's more like Robert Moses: his melodic sense has redistricted two decades of music.

Yams saw him as possessing a blend of Kid Cudi's melodic sense and Mase's Harlem flash.

Elsewhere Mr. Hawk's earnest melodic sense leads him to a shrewdly revisionist take on 1980s synthpop.

Bowie's now-instinctive melodic sense renders a ropey vocal beside the point.

Clay Warnick, Todd's conductor, said that the King has "a definite melodic sense and that his harmony is fine, too".

With his new work, the chest-thumping is largely gone, but the unselfconsious energy and melodic sense remain.

The Kevin Hays Trio, "For Heaven's Sake" (Jazz Eyes)—There are plenty of talented pianists under the age of fifty, but few have Hays's melodic charms and sense of style.

It certainly took Dvorak a while to shake off the influence of Wagner - that can be detected right up to the first movement of the Fourth Symphony, composed in 1874 - but all of the early works show a melodic freshness and sense of adventure even if there are rough edges and longueurs.

But while stylistically different, they all share that sense of melodic melancholy which made xx such a compelling record.

Bartok described the music of Kodaly (a friend) as "characterized in the main by rich melodic invention, a perfect sense of form, a certain predilection for melancholy and uncertainty," a description that applies to the Serenade.

Don't miss Liam Finn, the talented 24-year-old son of Neil Finn of Crowded House, who has his father's sense of melodic, economical songcraft as well as a cool wistfulness that comes down from Elliott Smith.