Sentence examples for tight harmony from inspiring English sources

On "Your Lies," an anthem of hurt and indignation, she belted the chorus in tight harmony with three members of her band, to urgent and electrifying effect.

After an intricate tandem improvisation, they closed with a cascading line in tight harmony, evoking the thrill of a headlong race down a flight of stairs.

By contrast, Dr. Reed said, the best surgical "assembly lines" — a practice being pioneered in Africa with American taxpayer support — can get down to seven minutes per patient, but only by getting six nurses and a surgeon into a tight harmony.

I continued to adore the tight harmony of Peter Paul and Mary.

There are allusions to pop music of the 1960s, especially when it comes to the trio of secretaries, who have been given passages of tight harmony that may suggest doo wop and Motown.

The early recordings, on the States label, featured tight harmonies and a sweet sound.

That is an accurate description — their music is full of tight harmonies, perfectly blended — but the reality is considerably different.

There are some tight harmonies with trombonist Ryan Porter, but this is an octet defined by expansive, garrulous solos.

The pugnacious 25-year-old trumpeter Morgan plays tight harmonies with tenor saxophonist Joe Henderson as Billy Higgins's drums fizz and crackle around them.

The Temptations was one of the leading male vocal groups of the 1960s and early 1970s, surviving several personnel changes to tackle a wide range of musical styles with tight harmonies and well choreographed dance routines.

The trio, with their tight harmonies and clean-cut image, scored a breakthrough hit with the song "Tom Dooley" (1958), which earned them their first Grammy Award for best country and western performance (folk music was not a category).