Sentence examples for schools of harmony from inspiring English sources

New music abandoned much of the historical, nationally developed schools of harmony and melody in favor of experimental music, atonality, minimalism and electronic music, all of which employ features that have become common to European music in general and not Italy specifically.

Reich's huge contribution to 20th-century music is to have led it away from the atonal cul-de-sac offered by Schoenberg and the second Viennese School in favour of harmony, beat and refracted melody, absorbing influences from jazz to African drum and Balinese gamelan, from Bartok and Stravinsky to Kurt Weill.

Every day, some kids walk into school with a sense of harmony and place in the world.

But the association representing 90percentt of Texas charter schools, including Harmony, says reporting requirements are already stringent.

But as it has grown, especially in the rush of new schools, Harmony has increasingly relied on its Turkish network.

Inside the Schools Recently Dr. Tarim led a tour of one of Harmony's big renovation jobs — the new home of the Harmony Science Academy, the chain's marquee Houston high school.

Flowers bloom and scatter in a cycle of birth and death, frogs and rabbits march endlessly and react to visitors' touch, and schools of thousands of fish swim in harmony like a single life form leaving behind trails of light that become spatial calligraphy, while the boundary between the walls and floor disappears in a vertiginous display.

The foundation, in fact, grew out of Harmony: its owners and operators originally worked for the schools, according to a statement from Harmony, but left to form Texas Gulf, which they believed would "provide Harmony and other Texas schools with quality services at lower costs".

To which I would reply: Does it have to mean anything beyond the pleasure of entering a dream of high school harmony?

"A family of harmony prospers.

The same is true of "Harmony".