Sentence examples for soft tune from inspiring English sources

But there were some formal surprises; one soft tune swathed in 70's pop-jazz sentimentality changed direction radically into a slow four-four swhen, when Mr. Peterson toyed with blues phrasing, detonating a many-chorus improvisation, full of wavelike runs that lasted through entire bars of music and covered swaths of keyboard.

There have been bands before operating in one area who have made a career out of doing versions of songs by artists in another musical hemisphere – unless we were hallucinating at the time, we'd swear there was a group who once did Anarchy in the UK in a country style, and the idea of, say, a loud band ripping a soft tune out of its original context and reframing it (or vice versa) is old.

When I was a child, my mom taught me a nursery rhyme to recite whenever I saw the moon: on car rides, in an airplane, walking on a trail, wherever I was, all I had to do was look up and repeat that soft tune... "I see the moon and the moon sees me; the moon sees the somebody I want to see; so God-bless the moon and God-bless me, and God-bless the somebody I want to see".

At director Taro Yoko's request, Okabe worked on separating the style of the music from that of Nier: he did this by including both soft, gentle tunes similar to Nier and more intense tracks.

In rhythm to the soft tunes in the backdrop, I waved "au revoir" to the barrister behind the petite wooden bar and continued my journey to Saint Julien, where I arrived at Château Branaire Ducru - one of my favorite Bordeaux wineries.

Though this might be one of the softer tunes the duo have colluded on, it's a celebration of the fact that they're making it in this music biz! Birmingham has always been a center of a certain bassline thing and now that it's going global, Wants and Lorenzo are repping their 'hood admirably (even if this one is more Balearic than Brum).

The result was a hypnotically soft country tune; Emmylou Harris should cover it.

Released in 2014, we're journeying back to the present with this soft, mellow tune.

Instead, it's a soft, quiet tune and ends on a gentle note.

McCombs renders the chorus in a falsetto that's reminiscent of some soft rock tune that'd be piped out of the speakers at a beachside dive in 1978.

The styles portrayed on the soundtrack cover "soft, heartwarming tunes", fast-paced "rock and roll style" tracks, and "dark and dramatic tunes", while the arranged songs that appear on the fourth disc of the soundtrack album are split between orchestral and rock and roll styles.