Sentence examples for successive notes from inspiring English sources

A supplementary system for indicating stress is the device of linking successive notes together by beaming, or stroking.

The three-quarter tempo — now minuetlike, now waltzlike — acquires a strange drama, and in intervening passages of urgent trills on successive notes, that drama becomes yet more intense.

Early vocal music like Gregorian chant often uses a melismatic style, in which a single syllable of text is sung between successive notes.

To determine whether birds also maintain these stable relationships between notes, Araya-Salas devised a statistical test that measures how often the successive notes in a bird's song adhere to musical scales.

Commentators thus tend to identify diatonic and pentatonic stacks as "tone clusters" only when they consist of four or more successive notes in the scale.

One reason may be that as the number of scale tones that divide an octave decreases, the distance between successive notes necessarily increases.

For each successive note, strum again.

The inter-onset intervals (IOIs) were calculated between the onset of an erroneous note and the onset of the previous note (played by the same hand), between the onset of the simultaneously played correct note and the previous correct note (played by the same hand), and between the onset of successive correct notes (i.e. when there was no error in either hand).

Each time the company hits a significant milestone, the CEO can increase the cap on successive convertible notes, making later tranches of money less dilutive.

For example, musicians recall visual patterns of successive musical notes better than non-musicians, probably because of musicians' knowledge of sound-labels [8].

The stable melodic percept therefore appears to emerge from the relationship between successive single notes, not from their absolute values.