Sentence examples for melodically beautiful from inspiring English sources

Grumbling noise and a cacophony of screams, feedback and atonal honking sax bookend even the most melodically beautiful track, the showtune-like I'm Not a Man, on which the singer explains at length that he doesn't conform to standard macho stereotypes.

"Postcard from Paris," a relatively obscure Webb song (it was recorded by Campbell and John Denver, among others, and was retitled "Wish You Were Here" on "Ghost on the Canvas"), is among the most melodically beautiful pieces on the new album, and also the most thematically mournful — it frames a European vacation as a kind of exile from home, or possibly even from the self.

During long passages they also sing eerie, melodically jagged and achingly beautiful trios as they wail over Philip's coffin.

Melodically it is a beautiful set, ranging from traditional Faroese ballads to bittersweet waltzes, and there's no question the band can play: the sound is lissom, polished, flawless.

After a stint on the respected Fat Cat Records, Brosseau released his new "Grass Punks" locally, and the result is uniformly beautiful: sparse, emotionally rich and melodically dynamic.

It's very melodic (though not very melodically surprising), and technically mind-boggling.

Jule Styne told me, 'A really good song should be melodically simple and harmonically attractive.' Isn't that beautiful?

Undeniable beauty abounds throughout -- lyrically and melodically.

He chose pieces that Brazilians knew by heart: "O Leãozinho" ("Little Lion"), a lilting ode to, as Veloso has described him, "a beautiful young man whose sign was Leo"; also "Terra," a long, melodically complex song inspired by photographs of the earth taken by astronauts.

Bringing to mind a little the "weightless" aesthetic as coined by UK experimentalists Mumdance, Logos, and co., the track is built around a melodically convulsive, chopped vocal sample, and grows around a solemn set of synth melodies into something quite beautiful.

Lyrically, melodically, anything.