Sentence examples for weird harmonic from inspiring English sources

At Gettysburg, the men were sometimes isolated within the rolling clouds of gun smoke and unnerved by what Guelzo calls "the weird harmonic ring of bullets striking fixed bayonets".

Every weird harmonic overtone in the doctor-patient relationship begins to resonate, from the military ("I'm in charge here!") to the professional ("I certainly do know what I'm doing!") to the collegial ("Anyway, we're in this together!") to the parental ("But you're MY baby!").

Leo, it turns out, has the voice of an angel, and sung with the gongs and various other accordions, creating this weird harmonic sound that seemed to reach inside you.

If done correctly,you'll get a weird sound,called a harmonic!

There's a lot of utilization of chromaticism in harmonic language, meaning, you know, "weird" to people, not straight and safe.

More off the musicians' common path was a version of Robert Wyatt's "Sea Song," a weird and moving tune from the early 1970s with strange harmonic shifts and ominous repetition.

Harrison acknowledges in his autobiography that the melody and "weird chords" came about through experimentation on a keyboard instrument, which allowed him more harmonic possibilities than are available on a guitar.

It's really in A but it's not your normal A. It's the harmonics of a very low A, but the piece is in that sort of weird microtonal tonality.

Things get weird in a way that is different from pop's version of weird: her songs can be nearly silent, violently discordant, or just packed with harmonic logjams.

Interestingly — possible harmonic spoiler!

His harmonic writing is wondrous.