Sentence examples for shifted notes from inspiring English sources

His melodies and solos were filled with catchy bluesy riffs and soul-chilling cries, but he shifted notes (or, rather, from pitches) without regard for traditionally recognizable relations of consonance.

When the organ last shifted notes, more than a thousand people descended on the little church to hear a change in tone rarer than a leap year.

Furthermore, because the current BioShield bill installs the project as law, a future administration would be bound to support it even if national security priorities shifted, noted Christopher Cox (R-CA).

They say this allows them, "like a trombone player shifting notes", to tune the rod's vibrational frequency.

The opcodes cover all of the commands that the video board needs to accomplish, including shifting notes onto the staff, showing the menu, and selecting the menu options.

It's hard for me to say, since I've always loved the impractical process and meticulous minutiae of sculpting music, shifting notes, and all of the arcane intricacies that are part of being a composer.

It is designed to let users easily shift notes, links, and addresses between their computers and their mobile phones.

The shift in channel location seems to be a progressive event rather than the almost random shifting noted on dry fans.

Mayberg, who speaks of a "paradigm shift," notes that she developed the trial to evaluate not a treatment but a hypothesis.

Europe has both.The other shift, notes André Loesekrug-Pietri of A CAPITAL, is the increasing willingness to take minority stakes, which now make up 58% of Chinese deals.

Even the preferred location for washing machines has shifted, he noted.