Sentence examples for simple interval from inspiring English sources
This class implements a simple interval timer that generates a GTimerEvent with a specified frequency.
Using a simple interval -- a perfect fourth, the distance between two open strings -- he has his cellist, Scott Roller, attack the defining notes in every way possible.
Every instrument is, in one way or another, playing with the simple interval of the perfect fifth — the basic building block of harmony — but at the climax the lines coalesce into roaring dissonances, with all twelve notes of the chromatic scale sounding together.
These deformed shape candidates are then used in the identification of a multivariate polynomial response surface; proximity-constrained shape optimization thus reduces to parametric optimization on this polynomial model, with simple interval bounds on the design variables.
Different methods were compared such as Single-marker regression (SMR), Simple interval mapping (SIM), and Composite interval mapping (CIM).
Whereas "Dark Waves" builds towering dissonances from simple intervals of the perfect fifth, "Become Ocean" is more tonally centered, almost to the point of lushness.
Besides surveying its composer's past, the score includes something new: the pristine pleasure of simple intervals occurring within a complex context.
When, at the end, Adriana rests her head on her son's shoulder, and simple intervals sound in the orchestra (notably the elemental open fifth, as in Grisey's masterpiece "Transitoires"), the feeling of resolution is immense.
I particularly admired the seven pieces from Louis Andriessen's "Memory of Roses" (written between 1974 and 1993), music easy enough to be played by children, revisiting old forms and old languages and ranging from a valse triste and a minuet to a singular chorale composed of simple intervals and large gaps of silence between them.
Hofmann plays the Magic Fire Music from Wagner's "Walküre". A forgotten soprano known as Mademoiselle Nikita, famous in her day, sings "Quando, rapito in estasi" from Donizetti's "Lucia di Lammermoor". She ladles on the embellishment, turning simple intervals into intricate runs, in the style of the day.
