Sentence examples for transposing it down from inspiring English sources

Brahms began composing the work in the mid-1850s as a Quartet in C-sharp minor but was so dissatisfied with it that he put it away for 20 years before completing it, transposing it down a half-step.

In the past, I have myself stolen a lot of brilliant, and more or less familiar, music written for higher voices, castrati included, by transposing it down an octave – Ariodante's aria Scherza Infida from Handel's opera of the same name has become a particular favourite.

If it does not, you can transpose it down or up to suit your range.

Now Ed Siegel, a psychiatrist from California, suggests transposing it from B flat to G major.

And Woolf's novel poses more obstacles than most when it comes to transposing it to the theatre.

We're transposing it to America.

Initially in transposing it will be helpful to you to write out what you're doing.

You're transposing it to E, which has F#, C#, G#, and D#.

But they transposed it to this ranch in Dallas.

Later he transposes it: "Our future, your clutter".

They jettisoned about half of the nearly four-hour play and transposed it from ancient Rome to modern Europe, where a Balkans-style war rages and handheld cameras shake as soldiers fire R.P.G.s down city streets.