Sentence examples for more complex instrumentation from inspiring English sources

Rhythm and blues (R&B) is a style that arose in the 1930s and '40s, a rhythmic and uptempo form of blues with more complex instrumentation.

While the music on The Aerosol Grey Machine has a more pastoral, hippie feel, with prominent use of Hammill's acoustic guitar, later work featured more complex instrumentation and arrangements.

The foundations of Case's music are still — somewhere down there, almost subterranean — country and indie rock, but for some time now her melodies have been growing more complex, the instrumentations more varied and ambitious, the modulations more surprising, the lyrics more imagistic, to the point, sometimes, of surreal impenetrability: Who led you to this hiding place?

In contrast, the visualization method based on fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET) has been more thoroughly used in animal models, although it requires complex instrumentation and data processing.

Reachs system of interactive audio was much more complex, featuring the ability to combine up to seven layers of instrumentation compared to Combat Evolveds two.

But his concert, presented by the World Music Institute, displayed a sophisticated incorporation of Western influences in the form of jazz and urban rhythms, and complex instrumentation that fused the sounds of the saxophone or electric guitar with the more traditional sonorities of the balafon, a wooden xylophone; the balong, a skin-covered gourd; and the djembe and doun doun drums.

His current release "Paralyzed," a collaboration with vocalist Christian Burns, certainly finds the producer on the more radio-friendly, main-stage appropes end of the spectrum, but that's not to say he's diluted his complex instrumentation in the slightest.

Reality is more complex.

Bankruptcy is more complex.

My travels became more complex.

Another, more complex, was race.