Sentence examples for melody shift from inspiring English sources
Like Rule the World after a blockbuster makeover, it relies heavily on its wordless chorus, but there's a really lovely melody shift when Barlow sings "together we can save the world tonight", that becomes one of the song's best hooks.
It's important to change up chord progressions, have a big melody shift or time change to bring people back in.
In later polyphonic arrangements the melody shifted gradually to the treble line from its original position in the tenor.
Each song pulsated as if it had its own circulation system, with subtle movements in tone and melody shifting the stream.
The melody shifts, hovering over an uncertain minor interval, and then takes off in a serotonin rush, skidding and multiplying under the verse and the beat into an extended, exultant, pop-punk ditty that feels like a carnival on the last day of school.
Conjuring the atmosphere of a smoky nightclub, the song finds Madonna in her lowest range as the melody shifts continuously.
Rhythmic bounciness is underlaid with apprehension, and melodies shift slowly from Rodgers-and-Hammerstein-style effulgence into a sobering, minor-key somberness.
But emo's music, rooted in punk, often puts up obstacles to keep away nonbelievers: truncated melodies, shifting meters, sudden bursts of noise.
Made up of thousands of round stones, it emitted a melody that shifted and morphed depending on who walked past.
Mr. Brown's score features literate, insightful lyrics and soaring melodies that shift meter and tonality to stunning effect.
