Sentence examples for minor echo from inspiring English sources
Rev star Hollander will take a guest spot as minor royal turned trade envoy Prince Mark (a minor echo of his role as Edward, of Edward and Wallis Simpson fame, in Channel 4's William Boyd adaptation Any Human Heart).
This new, less secure mood is carried through when "Infirma nostri corporis" resumes, this time without the choruses, in a subdued D minor echo of the initial invocation.
Conditions that may dictate the choice of a particular microphone include the presence of minor echoes from objects in the set or reproduction of speech in a small room, as distinct from that in a large hall.
Part of that power is derived from the city itself, where rounds of unexpected encounters and overlapping relationships give minor impacts major echoes.
Ingram Marshall's "Holy Ghosts," a 1999 work in which an oboe d'amore player sounds bucolic snatches of an aria from Bach's Mass in B minor amid digital-delay echoes, scarcely qualified as Minimalism at all.
It's a revelation because it sounds simultaneously familiar and exotic, both the echoing, minor-chord synths and Fetty Wap's digitally enhanced, highly melodic singing, which is, incidentally, more interesting than his rapping.
The change, though somewhat minor, makes buying an additional Echo device for the bedroom something more people may consider.
Echoes of Asia Minor accompany an Oriental dance for performers in disclike skirts and sleeves.
He also agreed to regular daily concerts at the gallery, organised by the pianist Myra Hess, and at the Tate Britain show visitors will hear Chopin's Fantaisie-Impromptu in C sharp minor – as well as Beethoven and Bach – echoing elegantly and urgently through a room full of war paintings such as Paul Nash's Battle of Britain.
Elsewhere, this song has caused a minor stir, not because of the echo – but because R Kelly yodels – literally yodels – every chorus.
The piano is in a minor key, shadowed by the barely-there echo of the bass line and the occasional twang of a guitar.
