Sentence examples for whole harmony from inspiring English sources

On the whole, harmony was the group's most dynamic tool.

Nature "has a tendency towards / concealment, a disinclination to show its hand, / and the skeins of its web are thought all the stronger / half-disclosed, and its whole harmony – / could it but be sprung to view – / therefore shapelier and more certain sure".

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Division and compartments versus whole and harmony.

We argue that such confusions are resolved by distinguishing among three types of judgments about color pairs: (1) preference for the pair as a whole, (2) harmony of the pair as a whole, and (3) preference for its figural color when viewed against its colored background.

It is a hard-won composition of parts and whole, with harmonies, contrasts and resolutions.

Whole-tone harmony thus became a means of suspending or dissolving the perception of tonality in music of this period.

In a central section depicting a physical or mental storm, whole-tone harmony crumbles into near-total chromaticism — upward- and downward-slithering patterns of notes.

Whole-tone harmony, with its similarly structured chords and absence of semitones, lacks the harmonic contrasts and resolutions of the major-minor system and its different keys; with whole-tone harmony, the sense of key centre depends instead on repetition and melodic emphasis.

Mr. Gorecki continued to embrace Serialism through the 1960s, but mixed it with other techniques — including whole-tone harmony and the use of ancient modal scales — that made his music sound bracing and fresh, rather than doctrinaire.

Here the influence of Debussy is very strong, and the composer has cunningly fit the Frenchman's use of whole-tone harmony and parallel chords to the modal gestures of old Jewish melody.