Sentence examples for tune instruments from inspiring English sources

If the B minor Mass taught us how to write a Mass (though not one you can use in church); if "The Well-Tempered Clavier" explained how to tune instruments; if "The Art of Fugue" examined... well, you know what, the "Goldbergs" — an aria with 30 variations — showed us what imagination and technique could do with a single idea, in this case less a theme than a simple harmonic sequence.

Accompanying the changes to timbre and volume was a shift in the typical pitch used to tune instruments.

Remember to tune regularly- an out of tune instrument will ruin the song.

Or it could let them salvage unheard takes by classic musicians like Duke Ellington or Jimi Hendrix, left unreleased due to out-of-tune instruments or misplayed notes.

We will also pilot-test and fine-tune instruments, and develop infrastructure to position us as a competitive team for a large, externally-funded study.

This video collects live moments when Cobain dramatically altered his usual performances of familiar songs for various punk-rock reasons such as needing to shout over out-of-tune instruments (on "Come as You Are") or just wanting to mess with a TV countdown show that was forcing him to mime playing his guitar (on "Smells Like Teen Spirit").

Even with electronic tuning instruments, tuning remains an artistic and creative task.

The preludes and fugues are sublime personal entertainment and instruction, providing at the same time an oblique promotion for a method of tuning instruments.

But where percussionists and drummers select their sound palettes by collecting and tuning instruments, turntablists buy records or customise their decks.

How about listening to the ancient solfeggio scale for healing and re-tuning instruments to 528 hz rather than 440 hz?

To support its fundamental role in society, an intricate scientific rationale of music evolved, encompassing tuning, instruments, modes (melodic formulas based on certain scales), and rhythms.