Sentence examples for transposed notes from inspiring English sources

Try writing out your transposed notes.

The Creators Project spoke to Cian, who provided a statement on his thinking behind the series, titled On the Road: "Drawing every day since he can remember and never leaving home without a notebook, [Cian] was able to put together a large collection of sketchbooks, where he transposes, noting time and place, the people and places that surround him".

Singing the same aria, he transposed the notes down, missed the first and eventually left the stage for his understudy to take over.

Accompanying him was a 36-piece orchestra conducted by Stephen Oremus playing the original 1961 arrangements, transposed several notes lower to suit Mr. Wainwright's voice.

Accompanying Mr. Wainwright was a 36-piece orchestra conducted by Stephen Oremus playing the original 1961 arrangements transposed several notes lower to suit his voice.

If the song still doesn't fit within your range, use the octave rule to transpose the note 8 notes up or down to suit.

If you can only read music that is written in bass clef, you will need to transpose the notes in the song (or just identify each note individually).

Now, four years later, comes a brash young man who not only begins the finale of his symphony the way Beethoven began his in the Ninth, by quoting the tunes of earlier movements, but also introduces a broad choralelike melody that more than resembles Brahms's: it begins with the same string texture, the same four notes (transposed from C to E), the first three of them in the same rhythm.

For example, a soprano singer would find notes transposed to the F below middle C very low for her range, and more appropriate to a tenor.

I was trying to play ideas, changes, movements and non-transposed notes".

Note that this would have been relevant only for distinguishing non-transposed melodies, as for the transposed ones low-level pitch information could not have provided discriminative cues.