Sentence examples for modulating to from inspiring English sources

His mellow, sweet-tart tone was a physical presence, and he gave it plenty of air, often holding a note for a long stretch, then taking a breath and modulating to another one.

In the lows, you remind them of the good times, you're modulating to the middle and giving some perspective.. It's important to step in as an investor, and to say, 'ok, this was a scary moment but this is why I have conviction in your business.'.

By making subtle but noticeable changes in the rhythm or phrasing of a tune, modulating to another key, changing the melody itself or varying the instruments playing it, Tchaikovsky could keep a listener's interest from flagging.

The first movement's exposition commences in the tonic of F-sharp minor, before modulating to the relative major of A. After a long development section, the recapitulation both arrives and concludes in F-sharp major.

The trio is in A-flat major, ternary form, with a B section beginning in E-flat major colored by its own minor 6th, and modulating to G-flat major via the parallel minor.

Alkan was rigorous in his enharmonic spelling, occasionally modulating to keys containing double-sharps or double-flats, so pianists are occasionally required to come to terms with unusual keys such as E-sharp major, enharmonic equivalent to F major, and the occasional triple-sharp.

Then, from behind our layer of privacy towels, came Voya's voice, strangely modulated to something like tenderness: "Mi-sha!

The scratches continued, becoming almost deafening until, satisfied by their effect, Mingus modulated to a tender chorus of "She's Funny That Way".

In places, the hues are modulated to create illusionistic depth -- something anathema to earlier stripe painters.

They broadcast continuous electromagnetic signals carefully modulated to indicate departures from the nominal frequencies and orbits.

The Labour wall of noise behind him was modulated to about three-quarters of concert volume.