Sentence examples for notes of a brass from inspiring English sources

Then, as the pedestrian traffic thickened, I heard the sharp, clear notes of a brass band and clambered out of the cab into a mob of celebrants.

"The neck of a brass cartridge case is made smaller, or necked down," noted Peter Lindsay of Madison, Wis., "to accommodate a smaller caliber, lighter-weight bullet.

"It's an easy-drinking water that evokes earthy wood with aromatic notes of brass".

The sounds of a brass band fill the air.

The opening chords of a brass fanfare played on repeat.

A survey in 1937 by the Royal Commission on Ancient and Historical Monuments in Wales and Monmouthshire also noted a brass plate by the north nave window commemorating the 18th-century bequest of a Catherine Roberts to "two old housekeepers of unblemished character".

A 1937 survey by the Royal Commission on Ancient and Historical Monuments in Wales and Monmouthshire noted a brass memorial plaque from 1609, erected by Richard Williams to his wife Marcelie Lloyd, daughter and co-heiress of David Lloyd of Llysdulas.

For example, the guild "Brass Monkeys" has the logo of a brass-colored monkey.

Conductors may look like they have an easier ride, not having to master any fiendish passages of finger-work like the violinists, say, or risk the exposure and split notes of the wind and brass players.

If I saw a lot of notes in the brass and woodwind section I would say: 'That's too black in the brass,' or 'too busy in the woodwinds'".

"A Sheaf of Songs" employs a brass quintet.