Sentence examples for the highest notes of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brown's piece, inspired by his grandmother's teacups, ran in bright, brittle circles around the highest notes of the keyboard.

Her premiere role was that of "The Queen of the Night" in Mozart's "The Magic Flute", which requires the singer to reach the highest notes of any operatic work.

A PUBLICIST long ago gave Luciano Pavarotti the sobriquet King of the High C's, for his remarkable ability to hit and sing the heck out of one of the highest notes of the tenor voice.

Mr. Daltrey has proved that he can still scorch the highest notes of "Love Reign O'er Me," and the pair's proffered nostalgia is a more passionate brand than most '70s stars can deliver nowadays.

The chorus is clever, too — the highest notes of the song land on the loftiest words ("all" and "deep") and then, as Adele stays on the same word, the melody falls, mimicking the alternation of anger and sorrow that undergirds this rant against a loser who threw it all away.

As Queen's career progressed, he would increasingly alter the highest notes of their songs when live, often harmonising with seconds, thirds or fifths instead.

A chromatic (12-note) scale is thus available from E below the bass staff, the highest note of the range being determined by the player's ability.

Wambach, who will likely retire after the tournament, desperately wants to ride off on the highest note of her career.

At the end of the chorus, the lead singer sings the highest note of the song, holding for four bars, while the backing vocals repeat the chorus.

Characteristically, the ninths are not the highest note of the chord, but appear in the middle of the arpeggiated finger-picking, creating a "lumpiness" to the sound.

Play a note one or two octaves above the highest note of the chord you played first.