Sentence examples for shifted instruments from inspiring English sources

Her five-man band shifted instruments often, bringing in harp, saxophone, keyboards, clarinet, fiddle, congas and the wooden box called the cajon.

The band members came and went, shifting instruments with Ms. Williams's whims, but each arrangement was precise, with shimmering sustained passages and jaunty, rolling vamps.

However, base peak shifting between instrument, i.e. each instrument produced a single base peak but the ion identity was not necessarily the same, did not produce these ripple effects.

The packed-in crowd, half of it doubled over the second-floor railing to see what was going on below, jostled and shifted as new instruments appeared unexpectedly — trombone and tuba players emerging down on the ground level, up on the balcony, and sometimes on the bar itself, which had been miked so that the musicians could stomp along to their solos.

5 7 8 With the increased recognition of patients' perspectives in the evaluation of healthcare, the focus on clinical outcomes has shifted to include instruments, such as the EQ-5D, developed by the EuroQol group.

January 13 , 1938Jammu, India Shiv Kumar Sharma, Shiv Kumar also spelled Shivkumar (born January 13 , 1938 Jammu [now in Jammu and Kashmir], India), Indian sanṭūr (hammered dulcimer) virtuoso who is credited with shifting the instrument from a predominantly accompanimental and ensemble role in the Sufi music of Kashmir to a solo role in the Hindustani classical music tradition of North India.

The gesture that returned most frequently was simply a sustained chord, within which timbres gently oscillated, and balances between the instruments gradually shifted.

Biggs initially backed Harrison's American Classical Organ, but in time he shifted his allegiance to instruments based on the historical principles of articulate voicing and mechanical playing action -- "built the way God intended organs to be built!" Biggs's recordings on historical organs in Europe and America established a new national aesthetic.

From the perspective of greenhouse gas mitigation, the discussion on economic instruments has shifted from CO2 taxation towards emissions trading in the international context of the European Union and the Kyoto Protocol.

Over the past 70 years, the ideas that Schaeffer pioneered essentially, that samples could be shifted and arranged as instruments in their own right have become the default for those working within electronic music.

As a result of these modifications, the original library was moved to the Pontifical Academy Lincei, and the old meteorological and seismic instruments were shifted to the Valle di Pompei observatory.