Sentence examples for romantic harmony from inspiring English sources

Mr. Taylor countered with a coda of sorts, comparatively brief and almost pastoral, with an elusive shimmer of Romantic harmony.

Their most cunning ploy, as they barrel toward romantic harmony, is to remove any emotional obstacles that could stall their progress.

Mr. Gilí partnered Viengsay Valdés, another model of romantic harmony, in the wedding duet from "Coppélia," introduced by the mazurka from Act I.

John Hampson, who wrote the frisky hit, takes the blame for negligence and in a chorus defends romantic harmony: "I absolutely love her when she smiles," he sings of his sweetheart.

As for songs of love and death: well, I have to admit to a serious weakness for late Romantic harmony, so it's hard to avoid the Liebestod from Wagner's Tristan and Isolde.

Debussy and Ravel were giants, but musical Impressionism would not have been the same without Edvard Grieg's progressive treatment of Romantic harmony, which was conveniently packaged for export in the composer's compact and user-friendly songs, piano pieces, and orchestral suites.

Anything goes: Romantic harmonies and whiffs of early modernism mixed with jazz riffs and echoes of pop song.

Most of the brief chorales and fugues in Mr. Hell's program were strongly reminiscent of Bach's music, at times thickened with Romantic harmonies.

In much of Frey's music, achingly Romantic harmonies drift to and fro, as if a Mahler Adagio were suspended in zero gravity.

Though the spurted, staccato figures and stamping chords of Part 1 suggest an edgy set, the romantic harmonies and gentle trills of Part 2 and its churning, funky successor take the music to more open ground.

On Saturday evening, in the first concert of the new series, the program opened with Bartok's poignant String Quartet No. 1, which blends late Romantic harmonies with the terse rhythms and Hungarian folk melodies that would shape his ensuing works in the genre.