It's harmonious – a broad harmony – fifths and fourths".
Adding tiny phrases, bits of purely rhythmic material and broader harmonies around the slow groove, they brought out all its possible flavor.
Photograph courtesy of "Broad City".
The detached chords of the harp accompaniment, the 'uncanny" intervals of the melody, and the broad choral harmonies of the responses of the priests are most impressive and original in their effect.
Nicholas Brady's text updated the science a bit, and Purcell created some gloriously crunchy dissonances resolving to broad, bright harmony as he praised Cecilia, the embodiment of music, and her role in creating cosmic harmony out of atomic chaos: "Soul of the World!
To the contrary: while these technologies cannot replicate the experience of playing, say, a guitar, they nevertheless enable a musician to both compose and perform with hundreds of instruments, vastly expanding musical sensibilities and requiring a broader understanding of harmony, melody, counterpoint and timbre.
The first, with its big baritonal string sound, is plain-spoken to a fault: sincere in its enduring grief over a dead leader, smoothly melodic, but with a seeming horror of any challenge to the broadest conventions of acceptable harmony and movement.
A broad spectrum of triadic harmonies unfolds, many of them enriched by neighboring tones, stirring associations with late-Romantic and early-modern repertory.
But the keynotes articulated vastly different theses: Kennedy stressed the urgency of party harmony during a closely fought convention, while Obama emphasized a broader national unity.
"His demolition of a static order, the loss of harmony".
