Sentence examples for to notation from inspiring English sources

The phrase that pushed him over the edge was "pertaining to notation 6A to chapter 2" — one of those rare things that's funnier in the original German.

But let's remember, also, that Ellington is one of the few jazz artists whose ratio of solo time to notation is almost equal.

Seeing the record's sonic ideas distilled down to notation made it obvious that most of the songs weren't intended to work that way.

This is one reason African music is less amenable to notation than Western music; for analytical purposes, sound filming (rather than just sound recording) is essential.

Improviser/composer/theorist George Lewis, mainstay and chronicler of the Chicago-based Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM), brings his new opera, Afterword, to Huddersfield as part of a series of events exploring improvisers' relationships to notation and composed music.

The next section is dedicated to notation and a technical result of independent interest.

You don't need to know how to read notation to realize where this is headed: the high note pulls the trigger.

There were also examples of shape-note music, an American tradition that adds a further graphic element to the notation to facilitate congregational and group singing.

These histories are reduced by the author to notations that begin each section.

The adopted notations are similar to notations of [11].

This is reflected in a approach to notations which assumes objective, rationalistic ontologies.