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151. Monophonic methods provide recognition of one voice in melody but with great accuracy.

152. Yet the apparent triteness of such sentiments can become impossibly moving when allied with melody and the power of the human voice. Obama is a song everyone can sing along to.

153. A show-off of his vocals in its most tender ways, a slow and soothing melody to accompany it.

154. A plainsong melody serving as the basis of a polyphonic composition by the addition of contrapuntal voices, as in 15th-century polyphony.

155. Instant, I was forsooth scared in my innermost only possess any other bitterness and haze, Even if modicum can makes myself incapable give melody music comeliness encounter.

156. The melody that ran through his brain was composed of bad notes.

157. This article discusses the main features of 20(superscript th) century music on the aspects of melody, harmony, mode concept, rhythm, texture composition, orchestration, and form.

158. Learn how to write a fake book melody in the key of G major in this free music video for jazz musicians on fake book melodies in G major.

159. At the time, he was dating a showbiz newbie called Melody.

160. Looking through the history of the development of the western art songs, the vocal melody and the piano accompaniment become to be a symbiont gradually.

161. Many Google users chose to cover songs with iconic guitar solos, but one creative digital musician condensed Andrew Lloyd Webber's theme from "Cats" into a brief guitar melody.

162. An example is the "Sukiyaki song" that a great many artists have in their repertories. This contains a melody that is beautifully representative of the pentatonic scale.

163. There are a lot of emotional undertones to this piece, which we certainly laid bare through the starkness of the melody.

164. A good example--we used it a moment ago-- of a disjunct melody is-- Can we all sing that?

165. Through the open windows snatches of melody float on the night air.

166. Seiji Ozawa, a world famous symphonies conductor mentioned that as the melody rises up to climax[sentencedict.com], he'd wait a moment and brings out the passion of the music with the symphony orchestra.

167. John Paul Jones originally played the melody on an acoustic guitar but then introduced an unusual triple-necked guitar that included a six-string, twelve string, a mandolin and bass pedals.

168. It first come with the particularity of melody and vacillation in two inflexion.

169. I listen vainly, but with thirsty ears, for the witching melody of faint bugles blowing reveille, of far drums beating the long roll.

170. Its melody is not unlike a nursery rhyme, and the message is like reading fortune cookie after fortune cookie.

171. Dr. Ballam goes on to say that, "The human mind shuts down after three or four repetitions of a rhythm, or a melody, or a harmonic progression."

172. The marriage of words and melody in that song was unusually effective.

173. Through the practice of appling the IAAT program to melody teaching, students learn very well at sightsinging and listening differentiation.

174. Hagar, in a fine dramatic melody, promised both, and proceeded to call up the spirit who would bring the love philter.

175. It not can only play the single melody music,(http://sentencedict.com/melody.html) moreover can play and the sound and the duplicate accent technique multi-musical part music.

176. At the opening his very first note has a sharper impact, and the florid display work which follows is lighter and gayer , while the first long melody is freer, more expressive in its rubato.

177. The six violin Sonatas without company composed by Bach in 1720 have laid a milestone for polyphony performance in melody instrument and are reputed as " the Bible for Violin Music".

178. The final statement of the melody of the second movement features an extended solo.

179. The Asian pop sensation marked a decade in the music business with his 10th studio album and clinched the top awards at his home island's 22nd Golden Melody Awards on Saturday.

180. A melodic interval is the interval between two notes sounded in succession, as in a melody.