Sentence examples for parallel voice from inspiring English sources

Dr. Martin Luther King faced similar situations with a parallel voice of compassion, and he, too, was murdered as have been others whose lives were dedicated to the causes of peace and harmony in the world.

A growing literature is developing parallel to increasing "voice of society" concerns about corporate social and environmental responsibility.

The Musica enchiriadis and Scholia enchiriadis give the earliest written description of music in several voices: parallel organum, in which a plainchant melody is sung in parallel fourths or parallel fifths.

In addition to moving parallel to the main voice, it included oblique (diverging or converging) motion and contrary (opposite) motion.

Shearer has created a universe of side projects, works he has fought to pursue parallel to his career voicing 21 characters in the fictional town of Springfield.

Principles from exercise science literature were applied to singing warm-up pedagogy as a method for examining parallels between athletic and voice training.

Singers normally harmonize voices in homophonic parallelism moving in parallel thirds or fourths.

They also used three-part fauxbourdon style, in which the middle voice moves in parallel to the upper part at the interval of a fourth below it, while the lowest part moves in parallel sixths (as in E C) with the upper part.

To solve such a problem, a zero-compliance mechanism is fabricated which uses a one-piece parallel spring movement and a voice coil motor as an actuator.

A zero-compliance mechanism is fabricated which uses a one-piece parallel spring movement and a voice coil motor to achieve force measurement.

In 2001, after the release of his album "Corridors & Parallels," Gary Giddins of The Village Voice called Mr. Ware's quartet "the best small band in jazz today".