Sentence examples for tune sets from inspiring English sources

They may have been used to tune sets of bells or stone chimes, but the classical writings on music discuss a 12-tone system in relation to the blowing of bamboo pipes (lü).

The tune sets up the dramatic angle that interests Werfel and Weill but not Schoenberg: the death of Moses before he can reach the Promised Land, beautifully rendered in a dialogue with the Angel of Death, in which Moses pleads for life.

But somehow the jittery rhythmic figure leading into the big tune set off heretical notions.

It's followed by Interlude, a gorgeous, fragile tune set to a harp accompaniment.

In the aftermath of the financial crisis, they have been dancing to the tune set by politicians and central bankers.

It could crush practice-based commissioning if GPs felt they were more like decommissioners, having to dance to some tune set by organisations higher up than them," Dixon says.

Amid concerns that the Tories are dancing to a downbeat tune set by Ukip in relentlessly warning that Ed Miliband offers chaos, the prime minister is being told that the party performs best when it embodies an optimistic future.

Even now, there's something deliciously surreal about watching a hugely accomplished brass section schooled in jazz – including Ed Neuhauser wielding an ungainly helicon above his head – dancing like dervishes as they blast into another manic tune set.

The family performed their own unique version of the Rodgers and Hammerstein show tune, setting the lyrics to a catchy country beat.

Pitch was successfully controlled by the 9th century, when tuned sets of small bells (called cymbala) appeared.

This level of specialized "human tuning" sets leading AI solutions apart from simply "renting" algorithms for general data processing.