Sentence examples for on chords from inspiring English sources

Other works are attributed to him, including one on setting times of the signs of the zodiac, one (in six books) on chords in a circle, and one (in three books) on elements of geometry, but his only extant work is Sphaerica.

Bob was playing his guitar, trying on chords for size.

In style it is homophonic i.e., based on chords rather than on interwoven melodies.

But unlike the earlier fauxbourdon, falsobordone was based on chords in root position.

The starting gun blasted, and, in unison, the four Cogars yanked on chords, igniting their saws' two-stroke engines.

Functional harmony was based on chords built from the diatonic (seven-note) major and minor scales; chromatic notes and chords were integrated into the functional system.

The "Chanson" movement predicts the add-on chords and ambiguous harmonies of be-bop 20 years later.

The divided strings and add-on chords revisit Joan Crawford and John Garfield in black and white.

While Mozart was fiddling with diminished seventh chords, Wagner turning loose modulations to wander where they would, and Ravel creating ambiguous add-on chords, Americans in the hills of Tennessee were doing just what they had always done.

She had a great voice and pretty much stayed on one chord.

When you get comfortable with your down strokes and your upstrokes on one chord, change it up.