Sentence examples for treble part from inspiring English sources

They were extensively used in polyphonic (many-voiced) music and were built in alto, tenor, and bass sizes, the treble part being supplied by the cornett a wooden, lip-vibrated instrument with finger holes.

These works require a continuo (the slow movement in Symphony No. 2 consists only of a bass and treble part), and horns and oboes are as yet not independent.

They asked me who was my representation before, and I said, "What IS representation?" They then asked me if I sang, and I said, "Yes!" I then broke into the boy treble part of Handel's Messiah (as I had been in a boy's choir that had traveled abroad to perform).

Practice the scales and add some of them in the treble part for fill-in.

The two have also sung the baritone and treble parts together in Fauré's Requiem.

His father and mother were both keen amateur musicians, and by the age of 11 John Eliot knew the treble parts of all six Bach motets by heart.

The monodic textures that originated about 1600, on the other hand, were ready-made, indeed in large measure intended, for improvisational enhancement, not only of the treble parts but also, almost by definition, of the bass, which was figured to suggest no more than a minimal chordal outline.

Bowen's treble was part of the Warriors' seven-try first-half haul as they went in 42-8 up at the break.

If you are new to the piano, try to find a copy with only the Treble Clef part.

Mr. Metallo is nothing if not experienced with the treble voice and repertory, but he has learned that range is only part of what is involved in directing a chorus.

Criminal convictions for animal neglect and cruelty have more than trebled in parts of Wales as the RSPCA warns of a growing crisis.