Thus, the heard image of the music differs from the pattern of notes actually played.
With an orchestra, the musicians see the pattern of notes on the page, and they know something is about to happen.
Much more often the viola moves toward a pattern of notes or a turn of phrase or a kind of ornament, feeling its way -- though with total confidence -- and continuing.
But it was in the most subdued passages that his performance especially touched me, like the opening of the slow movement, when he shaped the simple pattern of notes that accompany a mournful solo clarinet into an undulant harmonic ripple.
When you create a new pattern of notes, you'll notice often, that an event goes along with the change in melody.
"Gem tracks", the pattern of notes for a song, were developed by a team in Harmonix, taking usually a day to develop the tracks for one song.
Mr. Blake starts out with an unaccompanied saxophone solo that is both expressive --he hiss into his reed creating harmonic distortion -- and rhythmically flowing as his horn pours out a funky groove, a pattern of notes that remind me a little of Eddie Harris' work.
They are a continuation of the pattern of notes previously written---G-A-B-C-D-E-F-G, G-A-B-C-D-E-F-G, and so on.
Other patterns of note are the increased consultation prevalence for the elbow in those aged 45-64, the decreasing consultation prevalence for wrist problems in adults as age increases, and the higher consultation prevalence for pelvic problems in females aged 25-44.
In a central section depicting a physical or mental storm, whole-tone harmony crumbles into near-total chromaticism — upward- and downward-slithering patterns of notes.
