例句與造句

1. It is primarily accompanied by acoustic guitar, organ and light percussion.
2. The song uses an almost entirely acoustic arrangement with only very light percussion.
3. To Xu Bo Yun's light percussion, seven men circled an eighth, who eventually impaled himself upon his sword.
4. Light percussion rounds out the sound.
5. This psychedelic folk album features acoustic guitars, keyboards and light percussion combined with airy harmony vocals and wistful melodies.
6. It's difficult to find light percussion in a sentence. 用light percussion造句挺難的
7. It is based around an arrangement of guitars and light percussion instruments, along with background piano and added sound effects.
8. The song is a sparse ballad production featuring piano and vocals by Amos with light percussion and lush string arrangements.
9. The droplet sound of Miloslav Kabelac's light percussion score gave the piece its watery title, metaphorically rendered by the flowing processions onstage.
10. This carol is commonly sung around the New Year and accompanied by light percussion instruments such as the Triangle ( musical instrument ) and Santouri.
11. Rowland's " Do You Hear What I Hear ? " is brought uptempo with light percussion, while Williams'" O'Holy Night " is Sunday school gospel.
12. He mentions the great acoustic sound, light percussion and a chorus of voices, he stats that it " is one of the best acoustic albums ever produced ".
13. Michael Wimberly's music, prone to big beats, picks up a richer texture here with light percussion; Ms . Vlad gets passed around and at the end the men toss her into the wings and out of their club.
14. This is then followed by the two-part " Lindisfarne " . " Lindisfarne I " is entirely a cappella, while " Lindisfarne II " takes these vocals ( with some new lines added ) and pairs them with acoustic guitar and light percussion.
15. The oral Ainuculture includes various genres, of which upopo, lighthearted ballads on daily affairs and rituals often accompanied by traditional Ainu instruments, and yukar ( mimicry ), a form of rhythmic epic poetry often supported by light percussion, are most prominently covered in writings on this oral Ainu culture.