syncopated clock造句

• Temple blocks can be heard in Leroy Anderson's " The Syncopated Clock ".
• Listen to the contrasting middle section of " The Syncopated Clock, " with its nostalgic melody and almost intense harmonies.
• "Fiddle Faddle " and " The Syncopated Clock, " among the 11 Americana scores used by Morris.
• Anderson liked to incorporate everyday sounds and gadgets into his orchestra, as in " Sandpaper Ballet " and " The Syncopated Clock ."
• The dance he made to " The Syncopated Clock " looks delightful _ some dancers just walk, so the ones who dance have something to syncopate against.
• As of 2009, the character now uses the slogan, " Help Woodsy Spread the Word ", mixed with the song, " The Syncopated Clock ", by Leroy Anderson.
• The original arrangement of the song bore little resemblance to the version recorded by Haley, and was in fact closer to a popular instrumental of the day called " The Syncopated Clock " ( written by Leroy Anderson ).
• Cosel loved the program with the legendary Broadway dancer Ray Bolger, and the Pops history represented by the appearance of Leroy Anderson, the composer of " Blue Tango " and " The Syncopated Clock ."
• Mitchell Parish added words to " Syncopated Clock ", and later wrote lyrics for other Anderson tunes, including " Sleigh Ride ", which was not written as a Christmas piece, but as a work that describes a winter event.
• In the 1950s Peter Pan Records issued " Red River Valley " on an extended play 45 which also featured " The Arkansas Traveler " and on the other side " My Grandfather's Clock " and " The Syncopated Clock ".
• When " The Syncopated Clock " was recorded in 1950, it was noticed by the producers of a new WCBS-TV program called " The Late Show ", a nightly program with a format of old movies that was to be the station's first venture into late night television.
• His most famous pieces are probably " Sleigh Ride " and " The Syncopated Clock . " In February 1951, WCBS-TV in New York City selected " Syncopated Clock " as the theme song for " The Late Show ", the WCBS late-night movie ( using Percy Faith's recording ).
• His most famous pieces are probably " Sleigh Ride " and " The Syncopated Clock . " In February 1951, WCBS-TV in New York City selected " Syncopated Clock " as the theme song for " The Late Show ", the WCBS late-night movie ( using Percy Faith's recording ).
• The piece was chosen as the theme music for " The Late Show " and that helped publicize Anderson's music . " The Syncopated Clock " was used by the show for the next 25 years and became a piece that many Americans could readily hum or whistle, even if few knew the name of its composer.
• That song is included here with 19 other miniatures that merge the mind of a composer with the resources of a radio sound-effects engineer, from the ringing alarm of " The Syncopated Clock " to the click-clacking keyboard of " The Typewriter, " all recorded more than 35 years ago with Anderson as conductor.