cadencing造句

• Here the composer sequences up in pitch after cadencing on a V.
• The Clan Donald group ( clans " Arms as a mark of cadencing to the basic Shaw-Mackintosh Arms.
• The sort of cadencing that we now recognize in free verse can be traced back at least as far as the Hebrew psalmist poetry of the Bible.
• Whenever they have trouble in their lives they enact rituals of their own devising which have an uncanny way of cadencing in the same way that their problems eventually resolve.
• The Sanctus begins with very short phrases cadencing on C . Longer phrases then cadence on F, D and G before the music returns to C with conclusive effect.
• After another short Intrada in A, cadencing in F-sharp minor, sonorous clarinets spell out the poignant melody of waltz 5A in A . Waltz 5B is the climax, punctuated by cymbal crashes.
• In B, this sequence begins with an E? followed by an E-7, D-7 and D dim, before resolving onto C-7 ( the supertonic minor seventh ) and cadencing onto B.
• Yet there is also a lot of recent music, at the opposite extreme from Glass', that avoids constancy, repetition and cadencing, that precludes smoothness and thus kicks against any desire to use it as a means to achieve tranquillity.
• The tonal center of each ballade conveys an interconnectedness between the four pieces : the first three each include the key signature of the ballade that follows it somewhere as a tonal center, and the fourth ends in the key signature of D major / B minor despite cadencing in B major.