Sentence examples for specific melody from inspiring English sources

Anderson sings a line that hews more closely to a specific melody than most of her songs, alternating between singing out and dropping into her breathy hybrid whisper.

A specific melody was associated with each locative structure, resulting in a chorus-like melody when all three sentences were presented as a group.

Our data base consists of 100 chamber music pieces recorded in MIDI which include a specific melody instrument and one or more accompanying instruments, either piano or strings.

The context of the emotion is much more in the specific melody phrase that those words are on in that specific phrase than the whole song.

The tunes are set with specific melodies with room only for slight embellishment.

A peak is formed within the same music piece, because specific melodies are repeated in music and many parts within the music generate similar segments, as shown in Figure 3.

Traditions passed down from one generation to the next, from the Old Country to the New World, from mother to daughter, are weaved heavily through each and every Jewish holiday on the calendar, each holiday tied inextricably to specific melodies, foods and behaviors.

In medieval music and literature, the sequence was a Latin text associated with a specific chant melody, to be sung at mass between the Alleluia and the reading of the Gospel.

They used algorithms to assign each element a specific pitch and melody.

The lack of lateralization found here stands in contrast to previous evidence that points towards a hemispheric specialization regarding specific aspects of melody processing.

His twelve-tone technique allowed him to build harmony and melody from specific intervals (in Muzyka żałobna, augmented fourths and semitones).