Sentence examples for pitch range from inspiring English sources

But what timpani lack in pitch range and distinctness they make up in power.

Tunings vary; the pitch range is similar to that of a lute or guitar.

Mr. Lesh played with driving strength, his single-note lines bubbling around in improvised melodies with a wide pitch range.

Over a vamp in "Visions," he opened up a long monologue, bellowing at the top of his pitch range.

In a pinched honk she could sing long chunks of a song within a small pitch range, moving all the emphasis toward her magic tricks with time.

The "acceptable" female radio voice of today – that of, say, Charlotte Green and Harriet Cass – occupies such a narrow pitch range that it's protected from any such charge.

Ms. Ferrell has stylistic range as well as enormous pitch range: she sings jazz and rhythm-and-blues and gospel and all three at once.

Dr. Nass said extroverts spoke louder and faster, with a wider pitch range for highs and lows, than slower-speaking introverts.

The tightest of Mr. Towner's compositions stood out: in a single melodic sweep he could fold together a huge pitch range.

And for a while he favored a particular pitch range, perhaps responding to the ringing overtones it produced in the room.

In the past, one answer was to transcribe orchestral works for band, substituting particularly the clarinets, with their wide pitch range, for the strings of the symphony orchestra.