Sentence examples for shape of notes from inspiring English sources
Visitors to his Paris studio often notice that manuscripts are beautiful - not just in their painstaking calligraphy, but because a passage may be conceived as a symmetrical shape of notes on paper and only later given musical substance.
Its now raised "continued financing" from existing investors Passion Capital, Jonty Hurwitz, and Federico Pirzio-Biroli, and brought on new investors in the shape of noted UK tech Angels Sherry Coutu and Tom Hulme.
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.
Out back, a battalion of gardeners was trimming boxwoods that had been sculpted in the shape of musical notes.
Youngsters will also receive "goodie bags" that include stickers in the shape of musical notes, which they can place on staves along the walls.
From there, it's over a "Royal Park seat," complete with two picnic baskets and wine bottles (filled with water) and past a "bandstand" jump bedecked with hedges in the shape of music notes.
Tony Malaby, the tenor saxophonist, has been busy since he landed in New York nearly a decade ago: he's a schooled, poetic player who becomes involved with the density and shape of his notes, and he's worth hearing for a lesson on where the lines are best drawn between abstraction and form.
I picked one with some barbed wire in the shape of music notes and quickly posted it because I was on my way to lunch.
Dr. Clynes observed that the shape of a note's rise and fall is affected by the next note.
To avoid confusing the "species" of sticky note used for the class activity with the species used for the homework, we have used a triangle shape of sticky note for this worksheet.
Think of a mental picture of the fingers as forming the same "shape" of each three note chord like a 3 pronged fork or tripod and. a four note chord (7th) as a four pronged fork.
