Sentence examples similar to sustained murmuring from inspiring English sources
Pintscher's "Songs from Solomon's Garden"—a setting of part of the Song of Solomon, with Thomas Hampson as the vocal soloist combined a familiar modernistic pointillism with mesmerizing sustained tones and murmurs of fragmentary melody.
Pintscher's "Songs from Solomon's Garden" — a setting of part of the Song of Solomon, with Thomas Hampson as the vocal soloist — combined a familiar modernistic pointillism with mesmerizing sustained tones and murmurs of fragmentary melody.
The patient with mitral leakage was a fearful retarded boy, and the recorded signal was weak in amplitude, which is why the highest frequencies were missed in the analysis, but the murmur was sustained until the beginning of the second heart sound, implying a pathological finding.
Rarely rising above a murmur, the work sustained a fractious edge with microtonal disharmony and steadily increasing complexity.
He writes, "Listening to or merely thinking about '4'33″ ' led composers to listen to phenomena that would have formerly been considered nonmusical" — sustained tones, repeating patterns, other murmurs of the mechanical world.
He writes, "Listening to or merely thinking about '4'33" ' led composers to listen to phenomena that would have formerly been considered nonmusical" — sustained tones, repeating patterns, other murmurs of the mechanical world.
To her credit, the songs she has written here sustain a mood: They're distinctly Wilsonian in their slithery cadences and murmuring incantations.
Sometimes a buzzing low note on a tuba, or swelling sustained trombone tones, or some fragment of an ascending whole-tone scale, would break through the texture of murmuring sounds.
