accompaniment pattern造句

• The d閏imas are sung to stock melodies, with standardized cuatro accompaniment patterns.
• Heggie tries to create tension and complexity by supporting the vocal writing with gurgling, animated, harmonically plaintive accompaniment patterns.
• Many chromatic scale-like runs and jump-bass accompaniment patterns in the left hand make this piece tricky to master.
• The comparison of the function of banjo rolls with that of bones within an ensemble suggests that stereotypically a subdivided accompaniment pattern is played on the bones.
• Doinas are often played with a slow, free rhythm melody against a fast accompaniment pattern in fixed tempo, giving an overall feeling of rhythmic tension.
• Sure enough, no matter how much body she brought to the restless accompaniment patterns, the clear sound was so distinct that it never covered her voice.
• The Motive 3 pattern and the proceeding melody that occurs after is very idiomatic to the fiddle while the accompaniment pattern continues to be similar to the harmonica.
• Composers often assign the melody to the first violins, typically a more difficult part using higher positions, while second violins play harmony, accompaniment patterns or the melody an octave lower than the first violins.
• Featuring a recurring two sixteenth eighth note rhythm and a sprightly character, it is traded between strings and woodwinds in quick successive units, maintaining a sense of rhythmic unrest through offbeat accompaniment patterns and hemiolas.
• Composers often assign the melody to the first violins ( who are often given more technically difficult music ), while second violins play harmony, accompaniment patterns or the melody in a lower range than the first violins.
• The HT-700 and other HT synths could not store nearly as many patches to a RAM card as the HZ-600, because most of the RAM card capacity was reserved to store accompaniment patterns and chord / operation sequences.
• In bluegrass music, a "'banjo roll "'or "'roll "'is an accompaniment pattern played by the banjo that uses a repeating eighth-note arpeggio  a broken chord  that by beat'keeps time'. " Each [ " standard " ] roll pattern is a " right hand " fingering pattern, consisting of eight ( eighth ) notes, which can be played while holding " any " chord position with the left hand ."