Sentence examples for underlying harmony from inspiring English sources

The opening of the improvisation seems to announce a set of regular jazz variations on an underlying harmony.

Suspension, in music, a means of creating tension by prolonging a consonant note while the underlying harmony changes, normally on a strong beat.

The absolute limitation of the piano is that every note decays after it is played, but as he shifted the underlying harmony I heard the melody note crescendo and blossom, by some confluence of overtones.

Carina Burman's epistolary novel Min salig bror Jean Hendrich was a cheerful spin-off from research about the poet Johan Henrik Kellgren (1751-95), while Agneta Pleijel's Fungi ingeniously contrasted Schopenhauer's pessimism with his student the naturalist F.W. Junghahn's belief in the underlying harmony of creation.

In happiness, an underlying harmony continues through the rhythmic phases of conflict and resolution.

He characterizes this position as encompassing faith in reason, confidence in progress, a sense of moral rectitude, and a belief in an underlying harmony of interests.

Mr. Lydon's vocals straddled speech and song: declaiming, bleating, chanting, hitting notes on the sharp and discordant side of their underlying harmonies.

The children follow a normal curriculum, says head teacher Derek Cassells, but teachers use specific TM techniques to encourage them to appreciate "the harmony underlying the diversity of existence".

In fact, the stated purpose underlying Patterns of Harmony is even more ambitious than the search for a 4th dimension: Battha questions the "complexity of all of nature's components circulating in a never ending metamorphosis," and its parallel reflection of "the human mind interpreting information through the senses".

This led to his triumph, [SPE] and much of the rest of generative phonology… the elegance, beauty, harmony, and underlying simplicity of sound structure".

But underlying this chaos exists a hidden harmony, a harmony that stops us all from trying to turn the same corner at once and ending up as a big pile of intertwined bodies in the middle of the street.