Sentence examples for melody sound from inspiring English sources

Although certain elements of their melody sound remarkably similar, the band say this is due to simple coincidence rather than a case of artistic theft.

The tragic tale of one Julian Neary is enhanced with bursts of melody, sound effects and, as the title suggests, impersonations.

"What makes a melody sound like a melody is not the note it starts on — it's the relationship from the first note you hear to the next one," said John Mauceri, the chancellor of the University of North Carolina School of the Arts and a conductor who worked with Mr. Bernstein for 18 years.

You can most likely use the same synth to create your melody sound or sample.

I have a sense of how that melody sounds in English, but how does it sound in Hebrew?

Actually Mr. Grossman's masculine caress of the melody sounded quite a bit like Gordon, too.

"White Shadow Waltz," with its thrumming riffs and anthemic melody, sounds like his strained attempt to emulate the heaving catharsis of Arcade Fire.

But when played by the strange combination of an Arabic fiddle, saxophone, frame drums, zithers, cello and harpsichord, Bach's melody sounds decidedly Turkish.

You can listen to the songs to hear what the melody sounds like and click on each note to find out which one it is.

(One of the evening's not-very-guilty pleasures was Amy Poehler's gleefully improvising what a Sondheim melody sounds like to the unbeliever).

At first, Yorke's melody sounded like a paraphrase of George Harrison's "Within You, Without You," but, as the notes smeared into one another, Yorke sang what may be the ultimate Radiohead lyric: "I have no idea what I'm talking about, I am trapped in this body and can't get out".