Sentence examples for notes clusters from inspiring English sources
A lot of that tune's improvising -- by Mr. Marsalis, the alto saxophonist Wessell Anderson (with a slightly sharp, Eric Dolphy-intensitysity) and the pianist Eric Lewis -- is textural stuff, the language of trilled and warped notes, clusters and long tones, repetition and abstraction.
The recordings sound better than Instagram videos and not much worse than most live albums: vocals and notes cluster densely, the onstage ad-libs land fresh, and the stray scream of an audience member comes through clearly from the back wall.
We will define a matrix of thresholds,, for all the piano notes clustered in groups.
To this end, we decided to define thresholds for groups of notes clustered according to the mean energy of the samples available in our databases.
But the playing flashed with personality every time he inserted an impulsive sunburst of note clusters.
Are the Shaggs referencing the heptatonic, angular microtones of Chinese ya-yueh court music and the atonal note clusters of Ornette Coleman, or are they just a bunch of kids playing badly on cheap, out-of-tune guitars?
Annie Gosfield's "Five Characters Walk Into a Bar," inspired by the five-character codes used by the Danish Resistance during World War II, wrangled knotty five-note clusters with an improviser's sense of spontaneity and propulsion.
For his signature song, "It Had to Be You," he found and held a groove that might be described as a slow bounce and into which he interpolated hot Erroll Garner-like note clusters.
Note clusters of sporangia emerging through the stomata on both surfaces of the needle as indicated by the arrow.
Orchestrated for a nine-piece ensemble, it includes both black- and white-note clusters for the piano.
Formenti nonetheless received a soloist's bravos after the final bone-jangling measure, perhaps in admiration for heroically cutting through the dense thickets of pointed syncopations and thorny note clusters without leaving a drop of blood on the stage.
