Sentence examples for transposed keys from inspiring English sources
As Berlin could not read or write music, and could only pick out tunes on a specially designed piano that transposed keys automatically, he required an assistant to make up his piano parts.
Play your guitar in its newly transposed key.
Ballads aren't intimate but belted to the rafters; characters don't just walk off the stage but are whisked away on a life-size helicopter; emotions aren't muted but operatic — which is natural, since the plot transposes key elements from "Madama Butterfly" to mid-nineteen-seventies Vietnam.
For her cover version, Lauper transposed the key up a minor third to A-flat major, and sped the tempo up to a still-moderate 120 beats per minute.
Musical works can be altered substantially (e.g. transcribed for other instruments, transposed in key), yet still remain readily identifiable.
The therapists would intuitively transpose the keys of their instrumental playing and alter their singing voices to either soothe or invigorate the residents.
You may want to take easy and well-known pieces and try to switch them around, make your own variation of them, change the key (also known as transposing a key), and read music charts while even alternating the chords.
It is composed in the key of A-flat major but with the transposing key to B-major, with Carey's vocal range spanning from the low-note of E3 to the high-note of F5.
One of these ideas was that of the "verse"; Holowka realized partway through development that he had been using the same twelve-note sequence transposed into different keys throughout the music, and realized that the idea of a pervasive musical theme to the world fit with the story.
Using only two sequences transposed to different keys gave us the maximum acoustic control of the musical stimulus (for studies investigating music-syntactic processing with more naturalistic stimuli see, e.g., [27], [28]).
Additionally, we played the same melodies transposed in different keys and on different instruments.
