Sentence examples for musical dimensions from inspiring English sources

The BOF approach is highly successful in the music information retrieval (MIR) community, and has been applied to virtually every possible musical dimensions: genre classification [33, 34]; instrument classification [35, 36]; percussion instrument classification [37, 38]; audio fingerprinting [39]; noise classification [40].

Mr. Castorf is more concerned with hammering away at his message than in dramatizing the human and musical dimensions of the greatest marital spat in all of opera.

Ligeti, who died in 2006, revised the score to expand its musical dimensions prior to a controversial 1997 Salzburg Festival production by Peter Sellars, who portrayed the opera in the context of nuclear annihilation.

His pupil Webern realised these tone rows could be mathematically processed to forge miraculous, crystalline forms and symmetrical structures, especially as he began to include other musical dimensions in his compositional games, such as the length or loudness of a note.

In Experiment 2, participants listened to pairs of sung words that were similar or different in terms of the linguistic and musical dimensions (2 × 2 factorial event-related design) while performing a same-different task.

Results showed widespread interactions between the linguistic and musical dimensions of sung words mainly within the network of brain areas identified in Experiment 1. Consequently, the activity in these brain regions cannot be considered as specific to either language or music processing.

These observed interactions between semantics and harmony, measured through the implicit processing of the musical dimension, suggest that language and music in song are perceptually interwoven.

There was naturally a musical dimension to his fascination with British folklore too.

His ballads were dense visions, glimpses into an unknown musical dimension.

As rewarding as this "Sweeney Todd" is visually, it is the musical dimension that is especially gratifying.

What began as a literary tradition in 11th-century Spain acquired a musical dimension in Latin America, where the verbal jousting has thrived for centuries.