Sentence examples for note to note from inspiring English sources

"It was no longer possible to play even Bach Chorale securely — parts were unbalanced, progression from note to note insecure".

My sense of time had been altered, so intently focused was I on the way the music changed from note to note and chord to chord.

"A little more Wiener schmalz," Soyer suggested at one point, demonstrating a slide from note to note, like a carelessly dragging foot.

Long phrases of her narration in the third act were feather-light and gentle, flowing from note to note with complete ease, producing an effect of extraordinary peace.

She is fastidious but seldom stiff; caressing little slides from note to note and a delicately trembling tone warm up what might have been an excessively studious approach.

He was liquid and graceful in his bird-song impressions, as he had been in the first movement, moving from note to note with complete ease.

Are the note-to-note changes composed or improvised?

"I'm so glad that my memory's remote/'Cause I'm doing just fine hour-to-hour, note-to-note," he sings on his fourth album, XO.

It was in a brand new, hard-edged, angular style, every note underpinned with a severe note-to-note logic closely modelled on Schoenberg's so-called "12-note" method.

To do so requires only that the composer be exquisitely steeped in and wholly comfortable with the implications of the technique, so that it may instigate intensely musical structures nothing like the note-to-note sequences people frequently suppose.

If you set the retune speed to zero, instead of mimicking the smooth note-to-note transitions of an analog human voice, the program made people sound like robots.