Sentence examples for modes of harmony from inspiring English sources

The music came across as pivoting on the border of a momentous shift, with the last gasps of Wagnerian Romanticism giving way to unhinged modes of harmony and raw emotional expression.

It was there that they learned the four basic modes of vocal harmony: blend, puree, mix and chop.

He sometimes literally fell asleep with his horn in his hands, and his knowledge of harmony, scales and modes was encyclopedic.

There's a certain irony in the fact that the most directly affecting thing on an album that boldly seeks to turn traditional song structure on its head is the most resolutely old-fashioned: a song penned 48 years ago by Lou Reed in pop craftsman mode, its dreamy melancholy and swells of harmony vocal harking back even further, to his beloved doo-wop.

Its seven sections proceed with fixed conditions: modes, uniform tempo and dynamics, contrary-motion patterns of harmony that become familiar very fast, ensemble chords that last for three or four beats.

Is it possible to improve the efficiency of sermons as policy instruments, given that they seem to be preferred, and better in harmony with decentralised modes of operation?

According to Ibn Daud, this is because they fail to investigate the principles of religion with the help of philosophy and to search for the harmony between the two modes of knowledge.

If post-secularity is a good thing, it will learn from the mistakes of its religious and secular predecessors by finding modes of belief enabling richer expressions of human harmony and programs of action broadening material sufficiency and spiritual fulfillment.

Messiaen abstracted these modes from the harmony of his improvisations and early works.

The same is true of "Harmony".

They are hardly islands of harmony.