例句與造句

1. A somewhat infamous piece is " Der Juden Tanz ", often cited as an example of bitonality " not lacking a touch of satire ".
2. Many of the characteristics that Holst employed unconventional time signatures, rising and falling scales, ostinato, bitonality and occasional polytonality set him apart from other English composers.
3. Bart髃's " Playsong " demonstrates easily perceivable bitonality through " the harmonic motion of each key . . . [ being ] relatively uncomplicated and very diatonic ".
4. The central " Qui Tollis " juxtaposes F major against the prevailing D / F-sharp bitonality and contrasts short phrases for solo voice with those for tutti unison.
5. Tribes throughout India including the Kuravan of Kerala, the Jaunsari of Uttar Pradesh, the Gond, the Santal, and the Munda also use bitonality, in responsorial song.
6. It's difficult to find bitonality in a sentence. 用bitonality造句挺難的
7. The work is characterized by the so-called Petrushka chord ( consisting of C major and F major triads played together ), a bitonality device heralding the appearance of the main character.
8. It is more uncompromisingly modern in its musical style than " L'heure espagnole ", and the jazz elements and bitonality of much of the work upset many Parisian opera-goers.
9. In the 1950s Tristano employed an advanced concept in jazz improvisation called side-slipping, or outside playing, which creates a form of temporary bitonality when chromatic harmony is superimposed over the standard harmonic progressions.
10. "Turandot " has not a large intelligence, but its loudness is rescued by brilliant orchestration, and Puccini's flirtations with bitonality and with timbral chinoiserie engage the attention without requiring a lot of thought.
11. Rollins also improvises using ideas and variations from the melody, which is based on the tritone interval, and strongly suggests bitonality ( the melody by itself is harmonically ambiguous, simultaneously suggesting the keys of Bb and E ).
12. The interludes are Ives's first notated use of bitonality : the first combines F major for the right hand and D-flat major for the left hand and pedals, whilst the second combines A-flat major and F major.
13. Many facets of musical modernism were invented in the stylus fantasticus at Krom
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14. Notwithstanding momentary bites of bitonality, an infusion of harmonic sevenths and patterns that trace whole-tones, it resides mostly in a space between Benjamin Britten's " Peter Grimes " and Aaron Copland's " The Tender Land " ."
15. Technical wizardry also prevails in compositions that illustrate Reicha's theoretical treatise " Practische Beispiele " ( Practical Examples ) of 1803, where techniques such as bitonality and polyrhythm are explored in extremely difficult sight-reading exercises . " Handel ( no . 15 ).
16. Leeuw points to Beethoven's use of the clash between tonic and dominant, such as in his Third Symphony, as polyvalency rather than bitonality, with polyvalency being, " the telescoping of diverse functions that should really occur " in succession " to one another ".
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