countermelodies造句

• Quilter set each verse differently, using countermelodies as undercurrents.
• In an homage to Johann Sebastian Bach, Chirality used the countermelodies.
• But what gives Kula Shaker its uniqueness is its Indian melodies and countermelodies.
• Only it was not a normal version, there were these harmonic countermelodies in the bass.
• In early New Orleans and Dixieland jazz, performers took turns playing the melody, while others improvised countermelodies.
• Boyd Tinsley's violin and Leroi Moore's saxophone answer with countermelodies, rhythmic pizzicati and an occasional extended solo.
• It was the kind of showpiece _ bursting with melodies, countermelodies, stops and starts _ that has made Sharpe's reputation.
• Composer and arranger Gay Corrie has said it is difficult to tell his marches apart but found the euphonium countermelodies and woodwind figures admirable.
• The first bars are nearly always played loudly, followed by a cheerful melody, often with pronounced countermelodies in the euphoniums and trombones.
• Mursal's husky voice is backed only by percussion ( including tea cups and water bottles ) and the stuttering countermelodies of an oud.
• The standard outdoor dance band in the fifteenth century consisted of a slide trumpet playing popular melodies, while two shawms improvised countermelodies over it.
• The strings would complement Sinatra's romantic vocal shadings with swirling harmonies and countermelodies that let the singer's voice virtually glide through a recording.
• Strange countermelodies, sudden interjections and lyrics like " zu, zu, zu " and " pow ! " erupt out of nowhere.
• His transcriptions find and define every moving part, in bossa novas and countermelodies together as he does in Gershwin, he sounds like a team of guitarists ".
• He has so many countermelodies happening that although the music is harmonically so rich, you can also focus on any one of three different lines at the same time.
• There is no information about the distinctive ostinati, countermelodies, and bridges introduced by Barry that are juxtaposed with Norman's motif in order to flesh out the arrangement.
• His marches are all in the characteristic German style and he was fond of writing soaring euphonium countermelodies which required a highly competent euphonium section prepared to perform in the upper register of the instrument.
• This is achieved by his use of a large number of textural and melodic layers, micromelodies and countermelodies, with the instrumentation often involving the combination of electronic, traditional western and ethnic instruments.
• In Leng's description, during this section, Harrison's playing " runs the gamut from Indian blues chops to two-part countermelodies and sweeping Pete Drake jaunts through the octaves ".
• The melody instrument players, including the mandolinist, play simple harmonies, countermelodies or soft chopping in behind the singing, and take turns contributing bold improvisations and " licks " during the pauses and turnarounds.