close chord造句

• Notice how it slows down at the end; the closing chords act as a weight.
• The initial tempo returns and the song ends in calm repose with an unusual closing chord : the C minor seventh.
• They explain the seemingly weird pedal markings in the sonatas and show that close chords sound more open on the lighter instrument.
• Wayne taught many other arpeggio fingerings beginning with close chord form : 1-1-1-1 for one octave.
• The song closes with a ukulele approximating the closing chords of the group's 1967 classic, " A Day in the Life ."
• The performance also features some distorted lead guitar, Cooper on harmonica during the intro, and an organ that joins the band for the closing chord.
• The closest chord with those notes is C # 7sus4 ( C # F # G # B ), which has one added note, the G #.
• Maybe that's why a parade of vile garb will be worn to Fenway tonight and the anti-Yankee chants might smother the closing chords of the national anthem.
• There is an intense feeling of release in the closing chord, ( F-A-C-E-G-B ) in its symmetry and its verticality.
• The normal CGDA tuning is very " open " and it gives the instrument voicings more reminiscent of the mandolin family than the guitar family, from both open and closed chords.
• Listeners with an ear for architecture may find this jarringly asymmetrical, but Say may have been less concerned with the symmetry than with the idea that the closing chords of that final variation can make a repeat seem anticlimactic.
• Occasionally, the third movement from Bach's Sonata for Violin and Continuo in G, BWV 1021 ( marked Largo ) is substituted for the second movement as it contains an identical'Phrygian cadence'as the closing chords.
• The announcement of 66 CFR leaving the air was accompanied by the closing chord of the Beatles'" A Day in the Life ", which had also been the first sound heard at the start of the production piece introducing the station.