Sentence examples for melody arranged from inspiring English sources

The song's melody, arranged for the two horns, unfurled itself slowly, as a procession of whole notes.

Mr. Howard's own contribution, "Roundabout," has a modal melody arranged for Mr. O'Gallagher, Adam Kolker on soprano saxophone and Alan Ferber on trombone.

They sang – expressively and touchingly – the Ladino text La rosa enflorece, set to an old Sephardic melody arranged for chorus by the Israeli composer Paul Ben-Haim.

It assumed multiple forms at once, with a polyrhythmic vamp as its base and a tightly scripted melody, arranged for guitar and piano, skittering overhead.

After intermission a fiery, winning rendition of Brahms's Sonata No. 3 concluded the program, followed by a folk melody arranged by Kreisler as an encore.

In "Adinu," a Sufi melody arranged by Shireen Abu-Khader and André de Quadros, and "Ai'Yu," by the Egyptian composer Mohamed Abdelwahab Abdelfattah, the vocalists came up against their limits.

Elsewhere in the set there were pieces with melodies arranged in unison for Mr. Stanko, the guitarist Jakob Bro and the pianist Alexi Tuomarila.

Opera lovers unfamiliar with the ballet may be disappointed to discover that although the accompaniment is a selection of Tchaikovsky melodies arranged by Kurt-Heinz Stolze, not one of them comes from Tchaikovsky's "Eugene Onegin".

Bar 35 This final pass through the melody is arranged in quite a different manner than the preceding two sections.

Foster's Melodies Arranged for the Guitar.

The melodies, often arranged in lulling repeated patterns, may sometimes be unadventurous, but Condon invests a simple three-note motif on We Never Lived Here with real sadness, the trumpets later blaring in a stern martial tribute.