In all of the lyrics there were melodies already hanging around in them, ghost melodies, and some were specific melodies.
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In the lab, we had people listen to simple melodies, then try to sing or whistle the melodies back.
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They swell threateningly, coating melodies in decaying reverb and wrapping ominous melodies in gauze—rendering a whole world in terrifying grayscale.
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I've decided to make changes in my melodies to fit my voice, rather [than] changes in my voice to fit my melodies.
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"I sat at my piano, singing these melodies over and over again, seeing where the melodies land and what tonalities complement the archived pieces," he says.
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It was one of the first collections of religious melodies by an ultra-Orthodox musician, and it prompted other Hasidic dynasties to record their own melodies.
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The melodies have four notes and are different whenever the game starts, so the player has to take notes while playing - the manual included a section to write the melodies down.
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Click here to try an app called Relax Melodies .
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His songs his lyrics & his melodies, True pop royalty!
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But the chip melodies are integral to the band's sound.
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I love their upbeat melodies paired with dark, sarcastic lyrics.
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The musical composition of a song – the lyrics, melodies, etc.
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Obviously, I'm decent at putting it into words and melodies.
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It still has to have those hungry, passionate street melodies.
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As I was writing the script, he was writing melodies.
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Jazz offered accessible melodies that anyone could hum along to.
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It's brilliant, full of atmospheric songwriting and emotionally affecting melodies.
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I play beats out on that, drums, or sometimes melodies.
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The generation after Bach mostly rejected counterpoint, preferring clearer melodies.
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I love the production and I love their vocal melodies.
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They're good fun to play and I love those melodies.
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Reggae's waistline inducing melodies, providing the perfect summer cool down.
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But both are programmable to create different rhythms and melodies.
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What Strait really wanted, though, was memorable and interesting melodies.
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Did his melodies and band's playing send my spirit soaring?
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Sometimes we'd play Indian melodies, sometimes we'd play Arabic music.
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The melodies of Rodgers blend with the lyrics of Hammerstein.
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The melodies are more earnest, and disarming in their intimacy.
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You can't lose those melodies underneath that type of sound.
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Melodies glide and taper, textures rise and shudder and dissipate.
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We noticed that Japanese grammar resides in melodies, not letters.
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In addition to the obscure Hasidic melodies, he published some 200 collections of better-known Yiddish and Israeli folk songs, spirited klezmer tunes, Sephardic melodies, cantorial classics, sorrowful songs of the Holocaust and other music.
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I love the lyrics of songs, obviously, but the thing that is going to be reflected in my music is more like guitar chords or melodies — similar melodies, I'm never going to rip one off.
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The melodies themselves are sprightly, but what surrounds it is terrifying.
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Most of our previous work was based on melodies between guitars.
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The different personalities in the audience create varied feelings and melodies.
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When melodies do emerge, they plod out as legato funeral dirges.
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Or, come up with some fiendishly complicated melodies to use instead.
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The melodies it spits back at you sound a bit random.
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I was playing bouncy house and techno with atmospheric, trippy melodies.
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The melodies Björk chooses to sing don't sound like anyone else's.
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No. I think we'd just realized that we liked darker melodies.
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Swan Lake-like melodies dance on top of dark bass lines.
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I'm always trying to make my melodies as direct as possible.
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"If you don't like the melodies that's one thing," McGorry wrote.
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That really influenced the record a lot—strange melodies and textures.
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The melodies are treated to cut you like a serrated knife.
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ALW's later shows' scores were often gorgeous, full of beautiful melodies.
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The melodies are pleasant to the ear but, crucially, not overbearing.
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The soothing melodies flow through cornfields, street markets and public squares.
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The melodies are clean and bubbly, but the message is real.
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There were approachable melodies, warmer sounds, spatial depth and distinct vocals.
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"Our music has incredibly beautiful oriental melodies and melismas," she said.
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According to Riehl, the algorithm can generate 300,000 melodies per second.
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As a soloist, he executed lightning-fast melodies with remarkable fluidity.
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His best melodies have often crystallized better away from the piano.
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The answer is in how our ears expect melodies to resolve.
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It's not conscious, and for me they make sense, but I've come to realize that maybe the melodies I come up with naturally are a bit… I think they are pop melodies, but they're slightly off-kilter.
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Treat it like it's your song, don't just give some leftover melodies.
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I just write lyrics and figure out melodies: I don't produce music.
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There are indelible melodies and eco-anthems and echoes of the Memories.
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So when I get melodies in my head they get stuck there.
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There are moments when her melodies stand alone, secure in their solitude.
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I think I'd love Nebraska but I'm not too into Bruce's melodies.
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It was full of these circuitous, shimmering melodies, echoing insistently like mantras.
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Miranda sang melodies from Aladdin, Newsies, The Little Mermaid, Mulan and more.
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And then I use samples for the melodies, the drops and everything.
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It just happened that those melodies spoke to me in that way.
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They are the epitome of melodic, beautiful melodies, and hard as fuck.
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Throughout Float there are melodies and reprisals, ideas revised, revisited, and flipped.
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Multiple pulses arise and crisscross, establishing a complex foundation for subsequent melodies.
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We like to keep it simple, just to work out the melodies.
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After awhile, I wanted to create melodies, so I started doing that.
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I write vocal melodies and lyrics, while my partner does the composition.
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It was a blend of African drumming and indigenous flutes and melodies.
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There's not really any riffs or recognizable melodies—just heavy, murderous drones.
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Then it selects riffs and melodies and starts to fit them together.
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Several of our country's most recognizable patriotic melodies originated in our backyard.
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Meanwhile, the cheer of his melodies coats the album in pop sugar.
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"And you can tell those melodies stayed in my head," he said.
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David Brooks Opinion Columnist There are certain melodies that waft through history.
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Relax Melodies is a soothing app that's meant to make sleep easier.
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And there are surrealists who stretch out words and melodies like taffy.
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Ms. Premazzi, a pianist, writes melodies of rugged intensity but clear direction.
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Ms. Shattuck made music that combined bubble-gum melodies with roaring guitars.
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But pop melodies have always been intrinsically linked to my writing style.
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When I'm improvising melodies, a lot of times I'm singing random words.
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Melodies pulse and glow, supposedly following the dispersive properties of a prism.
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Letty takes the music and just starts playing with melodies and lyrics.
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Both write slick pop melodies and were just happy to be there.
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If anything, it remixes themes, reprises melodies, and borrows nasty racist ideologies.
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You want your big guitars and hummable melodies and never-ending teenage idyll.
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The melodies of the song will be produced in-house, sang by artists.
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His songs were delicate and hypnotic—full of haunting melodies and classical fingerpicking.
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Lyrics, melodies, and harmonies stick with her, thanks to her intact semantic memory.
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Diane Coffee makes California pop, full of psychedelic sounds and big, fuzzy melodies.
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The melodies—when there are any—are dissonant, occluded by static and grit.
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Ikkyu's melodies are laser-precise and she sings them with a recognizable passion.
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So sometimes they'll pull these crazy melodies out, they probably don't even care.
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This nostalgic sensibility results in soaring, dual-guitar melodies and sing-along choruses.
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"He wakes me up every single morning singing his own melodies," she added.
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His single "Dark Red" best displays his signature guitar skills and memorable melodies.
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For three minutes, he sings haphazardly letting his "hood melodies" penetrate the production.
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Pieces gently blossom, synth pads unfold to reveal gauzy whispers and shy melodies.
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I like the way they approach the notes and melodies out of nowhere.
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This is very abstract, but the melodies have a similar kind of shape.
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The software works by using neural networks to analyze a catalog of melodies.
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Their latest song "Party Down" is a jewel of sparkling synth and melodies.
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It has to do with control of language, connecting of lyrics and melodies.
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Of an evening, Cova da Moura is alive with African beats and melodies.
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Norman loved easy, bittersweet melodies, even when his lyrics grew aggrieved or inscrutable.
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We crafted an alternative soundtrack full of synths, proggy elements, and downtempo melodies.
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The 'meaning' comes through nonetheless in textures, sounds, melodies, arrangements, structures, and titles.
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Wargroove taps into the same energy, but doesn't just play rose-tinted melodies.
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But when you're a songwriter, melodies don't just stop coming into your head.
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"That happens a lot, where the melodies are often inferred," Mr. McPherson said.
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"I tried with this record to make melodies really, really important," he said.
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Herein lies dark soundscaping, tropicalia on tenterhooks, broken beat, Tuareg melodies, Bahía drumming.
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"It is so interesting, the composing of one's own melodies," she wrote home.
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The best Beatle melodies are simple if original progressions braced with pungent lyrics.
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There was no shortage of melodies, but the albums seemed flaccid and cluttered.
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So, the algorithm outputs MIDI files of the melodies to a hard drive.
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Riehl says this algorithm works at a rate of 300,000 melodies per second.
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CARAMANICA A Boogie made his name with a cracked voice and sweet melodies.
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Some melodies even have the soaring lyricism of a John Williams film score.
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Basically, I get a track and come up with melodies on the spot.
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Your best lyrics feel not unlike a free-form poem over slinky melodies.
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How faithful do you stay to the original themes and the original melodies?
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Yet his papal bull in 21565 censured music in which the "melodies are broken up by hockets [melodies shared by two voices] or robbed of their virility by discanti [an improvised line complementing the tune proper, often in a higher register]".
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Musical precision reveals the complexity of her melodies and the twists in her lyrics, but that doesn't seem to be the motivation; it's more that her lyrics are twisted and her melodies complex specifically to test her capacity for precision.
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He memorized the melodies and would secretly borrow his datuk's guitar to play along.
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Through poetic melodies, model and singer-songwriter APigeon blends electronic soundscapes with heartfelt lyrics.
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They sang over Spice Girls tracks and eventually started making up their own melodies.
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They analyze the music in short bursts, and the resulting melodies sound quite abstract.
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And blending can be counterpoint where you're playing multiple melodies at the same point.
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He moves around his melodies effortlessly, entirely comfortable at the top of his range.
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As soon as he suggested it the lyrics and melodies jumped to my head.
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Yeah.I just love how she creates this space for lyrics and melodies to appear.
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His set sounds super fresh, with melancholic, gloomy chords colliding with equally sad melodies.
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Jamila Woods' HEAVN means more to me than perfected vocal runs and soothing melodies.
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Drippy modular melodies and warm tape hiss are a combo that'll never get old.
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The production is crisp and clean even when melodies are plodding and guitars fuzzed.
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But his efforts to gain friends and record authentic Bayaka melodies were initially rebuffed.
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But we've always played guitar pop, for us it's always been about the melodies.
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I don't read music, but I have a savant's memory for lyrics and melodies.
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And I started singing that poem in different melodies, and it doesn't even rhyme.
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Now, Cuomo sings mostly behind poppy melodies, covers, and an ironic social media presence.
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Their melodies were full of soft texture, thanks to Maynard James Keenan's distinctive voice.
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Some songs appear in more than one category, a testament to their timeless melodies.
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Here is dance with its own evocative panoply of melodies, rhythms, harmonies, dynamics, constructions.
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He helped devise its language of thick harmonies, zipping melodies and steamed-up rhythm.
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Their voices are just as important; sounds and words stretch into lingering, resonant melodies.
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The vocal melodies are also all Mr. Plant, delivered in a haunting, otherworldly mode.
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I tapped out a syncopated rhythm on the darabouka, while Avigail whistled looping melodies.
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What remained was my family's love of melodies that made us dance and sing.
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In order to get to those melodies...they're not always the most melodic ones.
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Schumann's does quite the opposite: It creates baggage under even his most soaring melodies.
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Popular and classical melodies can be infinitely modified to meet various backgrounds and tastes.
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Reed had a knack for sticky melodies, but he was interested in drone, too.
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He came up with playful melodies and intertwining lines that flexed like cat's cradles.
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His melodies are direct and often plangent, his harmonies and rhythms sturdy and repetitious.
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Both of them just hear melodies that most of us can only strive for.
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As we listen, we're constantly anticipating what melodies, harmonies, and rhythms may come next.
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Instead, it's an appeal for the value of winding, irregular melodies and enigmatic rhythms.
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The idea was a combination of naïve pop melodies melded with very simple rock minimalism.
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On "Out the Hood" and "Who You Foolin," they give his "hood melodies" a heartbeat.
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"We played the computer tons of examples of melodies," the handsome, foolish man tells us.
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Her vocal melodies were sunny, but deceptively contorted, warping around luminescent keyboard lines and percussion.
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There, she developed a reputation for her ability to fuse classical melodies with contemporary beats.
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Obviously [the record] has its "out there" parts, but it always returns to nicer melodies.
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Madonna paid tribute to late rocker David Bowie with sweet words and melodies on Tuesday.
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Ironically these bright melodies were a reaction to the singer's wife suffering a personal tragedy.
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Sometimes there are melodies that have been in my head since I was a teenager.
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It's called Relax Melodies — here's something I made, it's like rain sounds and wind chimes.
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The gifted learn to play magnificent Mozart melodies, but rarely compose their own original scores.
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The melodies are just infectiously simple; they're made for anyone to be able to sing.
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We like the same sorts of melodies and chord progressions, so we gel like that.
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The title track was practically irresistible, lead singer Josie Steward's melodies intensely and intentionally catchy.
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The music â€" a mix of calm, soothing sounds and melodies â€" match the setting.
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Bresson: Maybe it's just that today you hear our melodies more, since they're played faster.
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The rub between zippy melodies and lyrics that chip away at life's melancholic little moments.
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But the eels are only one of the Freudian melodies haunting A Cure for Wellness.
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Rappers found that they could break new ground by blending sung melodies into their verses.
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She stood next to Jahi's bed and played lullabies and soothing melodies on a harp.
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And I had some melodies, and I didn't know what I wanted to sing about.
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He was the most articulate, communicative and instruct individual on choreography, lyrics, melodies and dance.
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Often when I work with a vocalist, I like to focus on the melodies first.
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Her songs were short and hazy, full of bright melodies washed out with abrasive noise.
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A rumpled troubadour, he sings pessimistic lyrics in sweet melodies sometimes reminiscent of Brian Wilson.
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Granduciel has always written dynamic, propulsive melodies that beg for long stretches of good road.
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Harrison's music traverses a huge stylistic range, from adamantine dissonance to melodies of homespun sweetness.
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The songs boast simple but seductive melodies, and lyrics that have a sweet, homespun quality.
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Pick up a microphone and pass it around, keep on making melodies with ridiculous lyrics.
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We wrote one song together called "You Don't Know Me." I wrote all the melodies.
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The exhibition ran for about two weeks and each night I made 10 custom melodies.
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Somewhere between the patchworks of woodwinds and drifting piano melodies, there was room for piece.
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DESYATNIKOV These wonderful, anonymous melodies are a phenomenon that exists outside of history and politics.
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The beauty and the storytelling of the melodies combined with extremely haunting, interesting, painful harmonies.
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When Santana returned to the studio, he improvised some new guitar parts against her melodies.
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There are countless regional variations, with dozens of known melodies and thousands of known lyrics.
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It is full-on—the lyrics, the melodies, everything—is from when I was 14.
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What it didn't offer was lyrical melodies, classic song forms or easy-to-grasp solos.
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One uncle gave him a guitar, and he started picking out blues melodies on it.
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We did a service of remembrance last night filled with evocative melodies and some poetry.
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And hip-hop aggressively borrowed soul melodies via sampling, as exemplified by Bad Boy Records.
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She blends beautiful lyrics and melodies with dark electric guitar soundscapes and trip-hop beats.
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After beginning by singing some straight-tone notes, she ventured a few short, simple melodies.
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In order for these melodies to be copyrighted, they must be created as a work.
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It's a succession of major painterly melodies set among ink-drawn pre-echoes and reverbs.
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All the while, those kaleidoscopic emotions are woven together with glittering synths and rippling melodies.
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Radiant melodies grappled with clutter and noise; longing and reverence collided with snark and despair.
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His melodies are steeped in folk, blues and Tin Pan Alley, but take unexpected turns.
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Clyne's score maintained soft dynamics, and the ensemble shimmered with harmonics and fragmentary modal melodies.
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All modern music, with its countless melodies revolving around wanting to make out, suggests otherwise.
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Its fingerpicked vamp carries insistent minor-key melodies and a little bit of ngoni shredding.
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The production is predictably provoking in its meshing of gospel melodies, soul, and hip-hop.
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Abra has captivated audiences around the world with her 80s synthwave production and sensual melodies.
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Performers must also craft musical environments that complement their words, voices, melodies, and chosen personalities.
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Strong melodies are present throughout—all three Goon Sax members are able pop writers—but this is an indie rock record where bass and drums convey the strongest melodies, and the guitar chords don't matter as long as they are strummed with power and feeling.
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Fans loved the melodies and the grooves, but what they also came for an unpredictable experience.
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An upbeat, summer ready banger, it's filled with Ty's melodies and a healthy production by Afrojack.
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This might sound a bit mediocre, but they're owning some really great melodies...and they're fast.
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They go for almost ethereal melodies that you wouldn't necessarily write for a male boy band.
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It's more that the music is unrelentingly tense; the melodies intersect at obtuse and strange angles.
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The soft, country melodies and heartfelt lyrics make this record a great start to this list.
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The chord progressions, the melodies, I think that we went in with a good base, right?
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Taupin writes the lyrics, and John writes the melodies — and typically completes them within the hour.
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Our mothers hummed her melodies into our psyches as they rocked us to sleep as babies.
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He'd put on records and we would close our eyes and listen, studying lyrics, melodies, production.
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There is little in the way of memorable melodies or even recurring rhythms to hang onto.
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The resulting compositions are full of knotty rhythms and disjunct melodies, sounding at times entirely alien.
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But the song also represents something you can't find in the notes and melodies and lyrics.
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The music of the show will also integrate themes and melodies from well-known animated features.
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The melodies just ooze out of him and you're just chasing the lyric, it seems like.
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The mix of melodies and words carries a message much more powerful than spoken ideas. Why?
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I walk around the studio and pace the studio and kinda memorize different words and melodies.
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These melodies are also interesting because of their intervals, the leap one note takes from another.
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Last year, they patented a device that aims to use these melodies to regenerate stem cells.
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So a lot of the songs, I just kind of gravitated more toward all my melodies.
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It's packed with glittering pop-melodies, teeth-gnashing heavy crescendos, and delicately strung out alternative rock.
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Ciero says the striking similarities include note combinations, structures, hooks, melodies, lyrics, themes, production and textures.
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The germ of the idea was already there, and we resurrected certain melodies [from its predecessor].
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The melodies were very contrary to a lot of the "brutal" death metal tropes and archetypes.
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"You can write anything from snippets of melodies to entire symphonies using this thing," he says.
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Animals like parrots and songbirds have long gotten credit for copying human sounds and mastering melodies.
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Three different melodies accompany the trilling birdsong, which can play on the hour or on demand.
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There are unsettled questions about the authorship of the three routines that played these recorded melodies.
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Dancers show not just the music's changing rhythms and energies but also its melodies and harmonies.
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But it also progresses toward solace, grounding its closing songs in steadfast melodies and consoling harmonies.
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It is easy to get lost among the carpeted rows of glittering machines and soft melodies.
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In 1956, he established his own label, Neginah, to record his first album of Modzitz melodies.
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He began writing what he called "small melodies" of his own and started learning the piano.
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Tykes can also groove to the sweet melodies of Taylor Swift, Rihanna, and even Blink-182.
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Joey Ramone admittedly lifted those bubblegum melodies from not just the Beach Boys, but also ABBA.
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She filled in the melodies on all three tracks, taking over for Beyoncé, Dido, and Rihanna.
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The words she sings barely matter—they're just a vehicle for the pleasure of the melodies.
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Even his simplest, most assertive melodies usually sound as if they're being pulled in contradictory directions.
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Contrary to its title, "Frigid Air" is inviting with its warm chords and frolicking, springtime melodies.
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Record your own sounds through the microphone and start creating melodies, soundscapes with your own voice.
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If you play his melodies on a piano, they sound like Golden Age musical theater songs.
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The music does that, with consolation in its melodies and a life force in its rhythms.
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They report that tiny infants show sensitivity to rhythm and pitch and can distinguish familiar melodies.
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Usually $250 for a lifetime subscription, Relax Melodies Meditation App is on sale for half price.
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Are melodies and chords really comparable to the gray columns of numbers in a phone book?
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The music is Vittorio Rieti's arrangement of melodies from five of the operas by Vincenzo Bellini.
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But because these melodies sound normal, so it's easy to miss the often completely bonkers lyrics.
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Teenage sentiments and Blink-182 melodies abound in the follow-up to her 2016 debut, elle.
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It's a bunch of melodies playing alongside each other, then harmonizing when you least expect it.
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I was really excited to go back to where he went in on some Jodeci melodies.
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Melodies shimmer in a fog coming just to the verge of of crystallization before evaporating entirely.
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They credited his repetitive rhythms, melodies, strategic song structure as major players in his music's popularity.
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It hurries from singalong melodies and arena-rock guitar melodies to brutal noise and discomforting wails; it's lushly electronic one moment and jaggedly analog the next; it's changes rhythm and tempo without ever sounding mathematical—there's just too much chaos for any sort of dull precision.
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You probably will notice that the mix is guitar-heavy with strong melodies and pounding back beats.
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And figuring out where our strengths are, like Andrew's melodies and being able to write catchy choruses.
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Miranda then freestyled with the President in the Rose Garden, performing spontaneous melodies inspired by cue cards.
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Instead, it has been trained on existing melodies and it then uses those to create its responses.
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But the night wasn't over before Smino and Tierra Whack graced the stage with their intricate melodies.
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"Lungs" is a super-synthy ballad with dreamy melodies that will have you floating in no time.
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I don't remember the lyrics, I can't sing the melodies, and I don't really have favorite artists.
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I can stumble around and find a conduit for some melodies, but I'm not getting better still.
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I couldn't think of another band that made that sound, but with lots of melodies and harmonies.
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It's richly melodic, and her resistance to overloading the production means those melodies have room to shine.
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I passed out, and when I woke up all of the melodies and lyrics were just done.
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But it's not shiny; rather there's a new clarity to the sound, drawing the melodies out further.
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To work with shorter music, be more to the point, and to maybe have a couple melodies.
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I sing the songs differently live there's different melodies in the vocals which I find more interesting.
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The melodies, however beautiful, are arranged in such a way that you can never fully contain them.
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Bidegain: For years we've been playing melodies we thought were super classy, only no one heard them.
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Sounds played through the headphones, but they were not recognizable melodies or a particular genre of music.
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Melodies abound, brushing up against us, and they're used with the goal of moving us from inside.
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He wrote around loops, picking out guitar melodies and running them over one another until something stuck.
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The resulting melee could be a twee curiosity if he weren't so gifted at intuitive pop melodies.
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They also created a soundless music heard with the eyes, a Beethovian swirl of melodies and themes.
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He'd play a melody on his guitar and I'd come up with melodies to write lyrics to.
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It's the rare Christmas album that modifies overplayed melodies so elegantly you're happy to hum them again.
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"You have to somehow get melodies in your head, to get it in your mind," he said.
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For more than five decades he led prayers there, including those that were shaped by his melodies.
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His songs blend hip-hop with traditional Saudi folk melodies and explore everything from unemployment to marriage.
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You're singing a lot more, and the vocal melodies are a lot more pronounced on Time & Space.
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Instead, they focus on freewheeling sampling, and rhythmic contortions of video game themes and other familiar melodies.
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Dancers dressed as candies, pralines, and liqueur bottles move to Richard Strauss's decadent, swooping melodies from 1924.
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Again, there's a brilliantly simple horn riff—more sax this time—and some effortless melodies from Antonoff.
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And so, the curator must strike a balance between two contrapuntal melodies, those of celebration and grief.
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He shapes poignant characters with lilting right-hand melodies while forging rich harmonic progressions with the left.
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The guitar bounced along with the melodies, cymbals sputtered in to back up the occasional vocal peaks.
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The track features acoustic-like guitars paired with Richard's soft, light melodies and progresses into spindly synths.
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Then on the flipside of these heavy lyrics and themes, you've got these rhythms and upbeat melodies.
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THUMP: Your work is pervaded by a sense of pop sensibility, particularly when it comes to melodies.
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"Something More Holy began as a collection of poems and disembodied melodies," explains the Minneapolis based singer.
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I'm involved in structure but I'm not helping write the songs, the melodies, or anything like that.
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Each song has its own interactive multimedia web page, featuring excerpts from the participant's Custom Melodies application.
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And a never-ending amount of traditional melodies—each village has their own melody, their own songs.
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Some he transformed into vocal melodies; others he just rapped in a cadence different from the original.
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Layers of drones and tones tempter the invocations, anchored by understated percussion and clean, mournful guitar melodies.
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The Takacs — and its guest cellist, David Requiro — were compassionate ambassadors of Schubert's shifting moods and melodies.
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Musical complexity is low, tracks are compressed to hell, and all of them use almost identical melodies.
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Whether I like a song depends on the chord changes, the melodies, the instrumentation and the production.
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The bio-play "Twisted Melodies" aims to remind us of his timeless musicianship and unsettling personal struggles.
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Yet Smith embeds her politics in interlocking plotlines that flow like waking dreams, in melodies and countermelodies.
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It comes across like an even more Spanish retelling of "Carmen," with Puccinian sweep to the melodies.
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Like, the easygoing melodies and the chest hair — all the hair everywhere — and the productions are good.
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As a vocalist, Post Malone excels in syllables with blurry edges and tightly controlled melodies that lull.
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His original compositions focus on melodies and phrases that repeat and amplify without adding any excess weight.
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According to information from Ms. Kidjo, contrapuntal melodies from the backup singers held proverbs in African languages.
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"In an interview with the Daily Record, she said, "None of the melodies are cool or good.
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Ms. Meath's voice is natural, chipper and conversational, with melodies as direct as pop and folk songs.
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He stuck to his old patterns and melodies, and pushed back against the rigor of the production.
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The rights to Prince's publishing catalog — the lyrics, chords and melodies of his songs — are particularly valuable.
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Though scientists have long listened to the marine mammals' melodies, they haven't really been feeling the music.
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We cherish the capacity of voices to come together, to balance harmonies or resolve one another's melodies.
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Much like in Good Time, Lopatin arranges his synths in skittering arpeggios and lyrical, piercing lead melodies.
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If her sculptures are the melodies that capture one's soul, the narratives behind them are the lyrics.
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I wanted to lose myself in the melodies that existed outside the confines of leather bound hymnals.
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Well since this, we've worked on more things and he's amazing at coming up with different melodies.
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Yeah. And as a recovering emo and pop-punk head, it's nice that they're using similar melodies.
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Toledo's melodies are strong, grand, soaring, sincere, as they invite fist-pumping and radiate major-key triumphalism.
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"Judy was located somewhere in New York and obliged the President with several renditions of his favorite melodies."
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Instead, they embedded their radical views in Sadier's poetic lyrics, which blended in with the music's persuasive melodies.
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My taste in chords and melodies shines through, I think, even if I try to make it not.
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On both songs, Gunna's melodies cut through the clutter of the posse cuts, with a buttery smooth delivery.
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Some research even suggests that people enjoy high-intensity workouts more when they're paired with rhythm and melodies.
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The transitions between sections are sometimes seamless, with overlapping melodies or superimposed footage projected across a long screen.
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A lot of Taylor's music is great a capella music, actually, because the melodies are so deceptively simple.
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Lyrics are the foundation to my music – I start with a concept and build the melodies around that!
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The score will be an eclectic mix of classical melodies and "1980s-inspired pop and rock music," Broadway.
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This playlist highlights The National at their most pop, with their breeziest song structures and most digestible melodies.
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I'm going to be honest with you, there are some wack songs out but there's some great melodies.
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For people who don't play an instrument: hum or sing whatever melodies pop into your head a capella.
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These are the strongest melodies of James' career, and the first time he ever conceived such rich compositions.
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It is, especially when you write melodies that you're really attached to, or feel attached to those frequencies.
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Still, there's a human softness to "Moth," with hints of Sade in certain smooth melodies and saxophone lines.
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It has sinister sound effects, some Eastern European organ melodies, a tough house beat and cool vocal samples.
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Coldplay frontman Chris Martin was known in the band's earlier days for his melancholic melodies about painful experiences.
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Her wordless vocals come in around the three-and-a-half-minute mark, floating around the droning melodies.
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Dion's songs are poised for remixing because her melodies are so rhythmic; they can twist around any music.
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There's loads of twin harmonies and interesting melodies on Gods Of Violence , but they never outweigh the thrash.
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I had no prearranged melodies, I just tried to channel the same power that the words came from.
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I'm just glad that he's managed to meld that thoughtfulness with some righteous anger and breakneck melodies again.
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The harmonies, the melodies, the songs about love, all hit me unlike any album up to that point.
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There's a lot of space in between the twirling synth melodies and skittering drum machine, which makes sense.
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So we pulled out a lot of the darkness from the music for Scene: Delete and added melodies.
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Swift has always been lauded for the emotional precision of her words and the nuance of her melodies.
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There is some skill here: strong melodies, extra chords, synthesized string arrangements, a tremendously accomplished chromatic-harmonica solo.
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Here the score withdraws into itself, exposing the ache behind the limpid melodies that Bernstein spun so effortlessly.
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Puccini is the model, though he was a more savvy dramatist who saved soaring melodies for crucial moments.
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The beat is a subtle microcosm of samba's percussion batteries, while the beguiling melodies conceal sophisticated jazz harmonies.
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Her ambient soundscapes and gentle melodies provide the perfect panacea for when you're coming down from a hangover.
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It doesn't especially sound like anything else; melodies are laced with poison, bridges pretty and sickly but barbed.
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I kinda just considered myself as more of an editor and I'd put in melodies here and there.
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I'm a fan of melodies with a slight "oompah," as they give my workflow a rhythm to follow.
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Customers descend the staircase — as if the ghostly melodies have summoned them there — to press a discrete buzzer.
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Slack-key guitar grew into its own instrumental tradition, with soloists picking multilayered bass lines, chords and melodies.
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Listen to the passage where the violist (Anibal Dos Santos) plays one of the most sadly beautiful melodies.
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I have been informed in that by Richard Rodgers — the way he wrote melodies that are deceptively simple.
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Many melodies seem to have personalities, and in the view of the clarinetist Oran Etkin, instruments do, too.
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Throughout his career, his solos have been full of rhythmic variations that tug his melodies in unexpected directions.
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Verses dissolve into instrumental interludes or make way for entirely different melodies; most songs end on ambiguous chords.
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Melodies can be written in a separate piano roll editor that lets you edit and tweak individual notes.
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Its telegraphic lyrics pack far-reaching implications into a few words; its succinct melodies harbor nervy sonic experimentation.
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Verses, choruses and bridges arrive in their proper places and melodies trace a measured, symmetrical rise and fall.
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An anthemic synth passage joins in the chorus—there are melodies meant for uplift, rather than just destruction.
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Home to pioneering artists like Young Thug, who&aposs freely experimented with country-trap melodies in his music.
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His lilting voice and instrumentation sound full, adding more richness to his spare melodies and low-key lyrics.
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AI: Do you think these songs' their rhythms or melodies' can be seen or felt in your paintings?
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The title track features these whirling melodies that collapse and curl around one another in this hallucinatory way.
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Their "Heroes" is more faithful to Bowie's original than you'd expect, sticking with the same structure and melodies.
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Plus, 8-bit synthesizers suit the playful simplicity of Fox's melodies; two forms of cuteness complement each other.
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No matter how contemplative the melodies, this isn't just sorrow, but grief performed, an intentional artifice of agony.
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It's super weird—with "Soul Bounce," a lot of the melodies that I found come from bachata music.
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When it came to choosing tracks to cover what I'm interested in most is good melodies and interesting lyrics.
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Potted and still, it was hooked up to a MIDI machine via electrodes, its bio-emissions creating twinkling melodies.
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"We chase the melodies that seem to find us until they're finished songs and start to play," said Manuel.
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It's in the caution of her beats, the restrained restlessness of her melodies, the felt hesitancy of her vocals.
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The TR-808 forced artists to think differently about not only the beat constructions but about flows and melodies.
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He's still using that oddly endearing blare of a voice to spin his rise to fame into catchy melodies.
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Yom Kippur centers around prayer, fasting and haunting melodies; around self-examination, acknowledging wrongs and changing for the better.
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Their debut album, Before the World Was Big, is deceptively simple, stripped down to minimal production and straightforward melodies.
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Mr Laguna loved melodies and hooks so obvious that even the most stupid fish might look twice before biting.
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Their melodies come from their own voices — the beats are just the vehicles to carry their no-nonsense lyrics.
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This is chamber music for the revolution, all sinewy melodies and delicate notes and glistening rainfall and darkened corners.
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Donahue explains that a lot of AI musical projects generate entire melodies from a single starting note or chord.
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He barely tweets, and so far he has let his music's vivid one-liners and melodies speak for themselves.
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The latest jam combines R&B melodies with bumping bass, electronic steel drums and dancehall rhythms produced by 88Everything.
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What followed was an insane cacophony of confused drums, nervous and cheap guitar melodies, and a stilted vocal melody.
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Fittingly, the musical's original score will feature both classical melodies and pop and rock songs reminiscent of the 1980s.
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For some reason, it was the only sound that I felt went with the melodies and lyrics I had.
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Though I am still interested in messing around with noise, I'm also interested in making pretty melodies and things.
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It was more about the melodies and the beauty of the songs and that's what this album was for.
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You gave us Bops, Looks, Choreo, Bars, Melodies, & 'Break-the-Internet' moments before there was an internet even break!
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So woven into these melodies is a the difficulties of living in a black body in a white society.
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She uses pop tools instead — synthesizers, drum machines, cheerfully symmetrical melodies — as Sad13, with an album due Nov. 11.
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Ms. LuPone, an idiosyncratic belter, wrestles melodies to the mat in freestyle, while Ms. Ebersole is a sparkling precisionist.
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Mike has signed Dice to his label MWA and has brought his stadium-ready sound to Dice's catchy melodies.
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"This is the main theme, I like how the different melodies interweave," said Lao in an email to THUMP.
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"Feed1" displays the fritzed out electronic melodies and acid washed beats that the band have recently been performing live.
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I like how the moods of certain songs change when you combine them with different melodies of other tracks.
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It's melodies are abstract, passages fit together in ways that don't entirely make sense, it just feels deliciously wrong.
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This also ensues that, unlike a standard music box, the melodies will always be producing different beats and tones.
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He imbues even his most straightforward mixes with giddy drum programming and melodies that squirm like reanimated gummy worms.
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Since then he's become comfortable leaning on the dreamy melodies of his friends or wedging extra words into bars.
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Blonde, out since August, exists within the boundaries of his pre-established style, only vaguer: synthesizers wispier, melodies quieter.
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The craft that let the songs pass through minor tonalities within major-key melodies without wallowing is absent here.
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The melodies that he traces are bright and memorable, like a floral pattern stamped out on a duvet cover.
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But it's also a communal one because you can hear it in his melodies, each one unassuming and inspired.
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Simona Premazzi also released a remarkable album this year, "Outspoken," replete with tilting melodies and craftily idiosyncratic piano playing.
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As such "Ablaze" is a surging, joyful pop song—a gauzy drift of Alley's magic melodies and pulsing synths.
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Even with Tarja in full diva mode, the song's winkling keys and gently flowing melodies never descend into schlock.
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But instead of speaking in intense particulars about sounds and melodies and instruments, they mostly wanted to discuss feelings.
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But even if Bernstein didn't directly inspire her melodies, he laid the groundwork for her involvement with the Philharmonic.
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But the catalyst in "Ultimatum" is the Malian singer Fatoumata Diawara, providing African-rooted pentatonic melodies in multilayered vocals.
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The sound is about joy and force in equal measure, full of hummable melodies and moments of proud combustion.
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Mr. Yazbeck's dances of despair to these melodies are performed with as much elegance as being convincingly agonized allows.
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All of these melodies and cadences and emotions are things that would have been passed down generation after generation.
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Over the course of two years, the men spent several hours each week testing melodies and poring over lyrics.
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"Voicenotes" is a confident, impressive pop album, with ironclad melodies and frisky takes on 1980s funk and 1990s soul.
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Franklin's songs had compulsively singable melodies—there was little of the sweaty, melismatic display typically associated with gospel vocalizing.
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Her melodies are still gracefully idiosyncratic, but she places them in settings far less glossy than her previous recordings.
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He still displays his old talent for blitzing, interlocking, mutating melodies, as well as for dramatic shifts in harmony.
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Somewhere, a Bluetooth speaker was stashed away and playing the kind of soft, dulcet melodies heard in expensive spas.
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Let the warm layers of fuzz engulf you while the melodies wiggle out from beneath a blanket of noise.
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Because they have to move a story forward, these soundtracks often provide us with clues amidst their addictive melodies.
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It's a collage of bright riffs, serenading vocals, and nostalgic melodies packaged into a mellifluous, Spanglish garage-band treat.
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His most recent album, "Let Loose" from 2016, features a handful of original tunes built on simple, evocative melodies.
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The avant-garde touches she employs may be inspired by John Cage, but her melodies are memorable, and original.
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Without words, Aged has to lean solely on his melodies, the emotional effect of which is diffuse and complicated.
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His melodies are usually nearly impossible to hear above the din of commuters, but now you pause to listen.
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There's such a bruising energy to much of this record, what draws you to fast tempos and minimal melodies?
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Melodies help connect you to a time and place, I feel like a lot of dance music lacks this.
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Artists who died this year left behind gripping scenes, profound turns of phrase, unforgettable melodies and plenty of laughter.
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Some people would have melodies, and then Kanye would come and make a contribution on whatever his thoughts were.
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Mr. Wald, an 81-year-old Israeli composer, writes original melodies for Ms. Paruz whenever he visits New York.
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After the composition process, we worked with Jeff Ball to record the string melodies, and we mixed the song.
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Like a symphony, Moonlight's cinematic themes, melodies, and harmonies keep humming in your mind long after the credits roll.
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Li Huanzhi's "Spring Festival Overture" sparked off the festivities with a dapper blend of Viennese exuberance and Chinese folk melodies.
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There, the band started to experiment with the distorted melodies and borderline-pop sensibilities that would come to define them.
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If Sia's soaring melodies and inventive rhythms get you going, the harmony-driven band Lucius should be your next stop.
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He doesn't have as great a talent for writing melodies, however, and a lot of this tape is pretty unremarkable.
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They're not afraid to use what some people would call more feminine-sounding melodies because they make it their own.
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Nailing a guitar solo is tough; the genre lends itself to masturbatory self-indulgence and not toward carefully constructed melodies.
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Melodies by Bach, Prokofiev and Strauss all got more than 80 percent of the fetuses flapping their itty-bitty gums.
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By Jersey's Best Dancers, Lifetime bloomed from their hardcore origins, softening their songs with addictive melodies and pleading thematic content.
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Moments of aching ambience emerge alongside deeply romantic folk melodies, synthesizing the divergent musical interests the composer fostered since childhood.
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The reveal is horrifying and jarring after nearly an hour of random good-natured sing-alongs to mostly upbeat melodies.
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Lid is this exploration—instead of writing melodies and harmonies, we wrote destinations, and searched for the music between them.
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It's a beautiful, chord-forward song about self-love and finding happiness that crests into an explosion of horn melodies.
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The relaxing piano melodies and hushed synth pads combine with an angelic chorus to create a sense of contemplative calm.
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The tune bore some hallmarks of its era, particularly in its embrace of synth melodies and allusions to geopolitical struggles.
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There are melodies or chord progressions that will emerge out of these songs that stop me dead in my tracks.
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Like the concepts that drive them, Jaar's compositions are based less on hooks, melodies, and rhythms than contrast and dichotomy.
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The duo, comprised of Kirsten Clark and Cameron Breithaupt, give us tender melodies and vocals over a soft sounding guitar.
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Newborn babies perceive melodies and rhythms and they use that sensitivity to learn word boundaries when they're six months old.
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I love the movement of the brush It's like a musician truly playing a beautiful instrument: both have great melodies.
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The new project sees Tilden delving into noise pop, his mercurial croon floating atop lo-fi orchestrations and lilting melodies.
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She rattles off a few melodies half under her breath, as if unsure she wants anyone else to hear them.
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And then it's sorta like a puzzle trying to write the words and fit them into those melodies and structures.
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The room was otherwise silent, giving up every inch of space to Baker's clean guitar melodies and her incandescent voice.
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His melodies and the producer's spiraling synth noodling and punchy drum lines might just turn your bedroom into a dancefloor.
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Bhangra teams and competitions took hold at American colleges and the genre's infectious drum beats and melodies permeated pop culture.
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His productions are incredibly detailed too, filling the margins of memorable synth melodies with these otherworldly latticeworks of abstract electronics.
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"Honeywheat" because it really represents who we are in terms of the smooth, jazz-oriented melodies that form our core.
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They positioned themselves so that their insults, their boasts, and their melodies would echo and carry as far as possible.
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But the gimmicks are well suited to his music: eerie, psychedelic synth pop, with melodies tweaked by robotic-sounding effects.
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With the remix, I played with the natural sounds like the water droplets and made melodies with the bird chirps.
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As an indie artist, you can easily get into a film where you have to make very cheesy string melodies.
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His work references hyphy as much as it does the glossy, synth-driven melodies of legendary pop producer Giorgio Moroder.
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The group offers up hip-shaking rhythms and melodies balanced by judicious use of synths that eschew New Wave cheese.
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It opens conventionally enough, with a picked guitar line and balmy Azure Ray melodies, then quickly disintegrates like worn tape.
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NADINE's debut oh my trades in dreamy synth work, tracing abstract, jazzy melodies over Fader and Hernandez spry rhythm work.
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I made the record months ago, pulled up the beat, dropped the melodies on it and the rest is history.
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The dark images and language give way to swelling melodies and images of a bright dawn over the Great Wall.
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But with Mr. Vernon's voice upfront, carrying cryptic lyrics in cozy melodies, the album is definitely in Bon Iver's neighborhood.
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You can listen to beautiful melodies, and then there's so much more to appreciate if you listen again and again.
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"We can't know who played, how they played, what type of melodies, what rhythms, what kind of tempo," he said.
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Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers and Lucy Dacus are kindred spirits, all dedicated to immaculate melodies that carry soul-baring lyrics.
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Mr. Pirog began bringing in tangled melodies and odd-metered patterns, and flinging them at the band at high speeds.
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As "The Answer" and "Sad Person" roll from squalls of noise to deceptive melodies, she adds fresh depth and nuance.
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But what's most remarkable about this case is that there is nothing remarkable at all about either of these melodies.
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Neither is his songwriting partner of more than 50 years, Bernie Taupin, who supplies the lyrics that inspire John's melodies.
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With his striking command of legato, melodies flow in a broad stream, embedded in but never overpowered by the ensemble.
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The use of harp in the second movement is likewise arresting — at least until some gorgeous wind melodies take prominence.
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This album collects a large number of lovely sounds and even melodies, but the ambience of the whole obscures them.
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The first viola gets all the melodies — enough, anyway, to put it on an equal footing with the first violin.
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Carly Rae Jepsen isn't a vocal powerhouse, so she finds melodies that ask only that she be persistent and bright.
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BRANTLEY Gee, Jesse, it's enough to make even you long for a margarita, with Jimmy Buffett melodies on the side.
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His austere modal melodies guide the group in and out of improvisations that always keep the longer line in mind.
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With its gospel chords and hymnlike melodies, "The Köln Concert" became the best-selling solo piano record of all time.
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The Widmann echoes the atmosphere of the funeral music that opens Mahler's Fifth, but not necessarily its rhythms and melodies.
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Emma Watson delivers her melodies purely, demurely, and cleanly on the note, like a chorister, but that is not enough.
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As their pentatonic melodies and Western harmonies recapitulate the cultural conflict, their lyrics achieve the pith and mystery of haiku.
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Josh Groban, Hugh Jackman, Audra McDonald, Kelli O'Hara and others sent audio and video recordings full of memories and melodies.
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She plays tolling chords and hesitantly phrased melodies on the piano, while the words hover at the edge of intelligibility.
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The patterns dazzle, the melodies sail grandly atop them and there's enough noise at the edges to keep things human.
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With soft, sugary synths, playful electronic drums and vaguely R&B melodies, Clairo songs are the thoroughly modern type — Spotifycore?
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Whether playing jazz-rock fusion, Flamenco or straight-ahead jazz, he crafts melodies of both enigmatic beauty and sharp logic.
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In fact, there's a certain joy in it: crisp guitar melodies, nimble bass grooves and Mr. Smith's bright, keening vocals.
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The missionaries' music filled the island's churches, whose number grew to six, and converts picked up the strange new melodies.
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Below Lorde's somber voice and precise pop melodies, the tracks pulse with tension, like racing heartbeats behind a cool facade.
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So, if the almost-pop melodies of "Raw Emotion" are anything to go by, Metz are growing into something fascinating.
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"They're not afraid of big pop melodies, choruses and the formula of writing a pop song," says RedOne of Swedish musicians.
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Earlier this year, Soccer Mommy gave us Clean, a brilliant swirl of dream-pop melodies juxtaposed against an indie rock foundation.
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As the heavyweight melodies of their debut single "Ignorance" wrestle each other, it's evident why they're such a desirable proposition live.
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Use these five apps to jot down your ideas, melodies, and lyrics to turn those seeds of inspiration into actual songs.
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The video is an exceptional framing device for Gambino's song, which contrasts joyful, cheery melodies against a harsh, thumping trap beat.
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The trill naturally creates a sense of tension, and when used properly, it lends itself well to somber moods and melodies.
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They're doing the only thing that they feel that they're good at, and that's writing songs, writing stories and creating melodies.
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It happens in the grass during Earth, who drip and protract single-noted melodies over a comb of rhythms and reverb.
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While its gifted with poppy melodies, Misty's offerings can be anxious, violent, gentle, and disorienting, sometimes all within the same song.
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I was always a big fan of the Beautiful South, who had pretty melodies in songs about burying people in walls.
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"[Avicii and Omar S] both use these really simple melodies, almost banal—try to recreate that, and you can't," Kovács continues.
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The novel technology allowed entertainers, conditioned to belting out melodies, to almost whisper their lyrics and yet still command a room.
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Mr. Lindberg favors what he calls zigzag melodies, which allow the soloist to cover two layers of harmony at a time.
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A collection of classics from the Looney Tunes, Merrie Melodies, and Hanna Barbera libraries will also be available on HBO Max.
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In Revelations, Shamir takes the off-kilter mechanics of grunge and twists them into catchy, pop melodies that stick with you.
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The melodies are the most impressive component here, and the most powerful tool in this young (established circa 99.93) project's arsenal.
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Urban Flora was my first project and I didn't know if I could write, or what my melodies would be like.
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But opera comes from this lineage that is characteristically complex in terms of the rhythms, melodies, or harmonies of the piece.
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The writing and melodies are direct, even as the album largely eschews traditional verse-chorus structure, and the tone is conciliatory.
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Quavo has proven he's a lot more than the melodies he brings to Migos and just about any hook he touches.
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What really connects these artists may not be genre, but rather their understanding of how great, earworm melodies can hook us.
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Skin's shorter solo pieces are built around scraps and stray thoughts: corrosive melodies, oscillating riffs, pieces of trap anthems gone by.
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Chord structures and melodies are only gentle variations on a theme throughout the three songs; the only real change is texture.
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Perhaps his musical gifts — his innumerable melodies, his harmonic convolutions, his endearing voice — are so prodigious that they overwhelm any skepticism.
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To avoid buying sheet music, he transcribed hits by ear, a skill he still sometimes uses to compare, say, two melodies.
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But slow can be challenging, especially for wind players, who have to create the illusion of endless melodies with limited breath.
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And so there was very little time for us to come up with new melodies or write songs on the road.
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In Judaism, the cantor, or hazzan in Hebrew, leads the congregation in singing, sometimes composing new melodies to accompany ancient prayers.
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They weren't making cheese; they were geniuses writing immediately identifiable earworms that featured the greatest pop choruses, melodies and arrangements ever.
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It was the spark, the beginning of my series Urban Melodies, where I tried to add my style and my sensibility.
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When asked about who he's looking to for inspiration on his melodies, Uzi instantly answers that it's Paramore singer Hayley Williams.
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Or it could be the gentle, non-threatening guitar that lifts Kline's melodies up and turns them into fully-fledged masterpieces.
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Custom Melodies explores new ideas about what a song can be, how it's made and how it's shared with the public.
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Certain melodies become so mechanically familiar over time that when you pay attention they disarm, and that's how Christmas music works.
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They flow freely between interlocking melodies, allowing each player's voice space to lead, to follow, to join in the breathy arrangements.
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The two-song mini-EP is a departure, completely drained of the synthesizers that have always coursed through their euphoric melodies.
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Her songs turn mild rap cadences into singsong melodies, set to vamps that match guitar or piano chords with perky electronics.
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Her unmistakable Irish accent and the Celtic inflections of her melodies gave her singing a plaintive individuality and a flinty core.
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Detractors questioned the Americanness of the melodies, claiming that they were African or actually derived from white sources heard on plantations.
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On albums like "Made Possible" (2012) and "Inevitable Western" (2014), lullaby-like melodies sometimes felt too easy to get along with.
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Slow and gentle piano melodies rang out — songs improvised by Ms. Lennox, who calls them "butterfly music" for their calming effect.
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Nearly everything else is Ms. Grande: lead and backup vocals, melodies and asides, teasing and yearning, motion and afterglow and togetherness.
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Sentiment cloys; melodies repeat; before you know it, instead of the complexity of love-as-felt, you get a greeting card.
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His melodies hesitate and evade the beat; his lyrics move via moody free association, not the direct narratives of most Americana.
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And a lifetime of violin playing has trained his ear for melodies that ground his lyrics and jostle them into flight.
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Its insidiously pleasant melodies, impossible to dislodge from your memory, can leave you contemplating our environmental crisis for days on end.
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Melii, a Harlem-born rapper and singer whose debut album, "Phases," delivers both sweet melodies and hard-charging flows, will open.
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He was playing different melodies on the piano and whatever hit, when I liked it, I would start writing to it.
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The stark, startling melodies that infiltrate the murk soared up tp the rafters, bolstered by their guest violinist's beautifully weeping strings.
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Taking equally-sized cues from K-pop and hardcore, Hanlon's infectious melodies bring a lovely pop sound to Danzig-era speedballs.
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These tones have been associated with everything from weeping to the "other," so the message is clear: these melodies are sorrow.
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Henry Schoenefeld, based in Chicago, explained in the program note to his 1890 "Suite Characteristique" for string orchestra that an "American school will be based upon the Negro melodies of the South, as the Russians have founded the Russian school by looking to the Slav melodies" — a formulation that nearly matched what Dvorak would recommend later.
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The infectious melodies of the Jackson 5 are a pretty good way to melt away a poker face — austere toddlers, be warned.
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Paired with the Darkstar's lilting but unsettled melodies, the album is another exercise in the resentful, disenfranchised reality fizzing underneath the veneer.
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I wrote all the melodies so don't worry—but it's warming up to the idea of using samples in an interesting way.
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The 23-year-old superstars – whose Future Now tour launches in June – joined forces to serenade the children with their infectious melodies.
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It's a blend of these delicate and honest pop melodies mixed with fun, rhythmic, sexy, urban sounds, as well soulful, raw emotion.
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For DeepBach, Hadjeres and Pachet concentrated on Bach's chorales — pieces of music that set traditional hymns to stately, four-part vocal melodies.
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He plays acoustic guitar and the banjo and works in the tradition of taking old melodies and plugging modernized lyrics into them.
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And I guess when it comes to music I just think in vocal melodies, and it was a suggestion of our producer.
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Mr Okereke's musical numbers are excellent, peppering the narrative with a blend of catchy electro-rock and West African "High Life" melodies.
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Together, they developed cognitive musical tests performed during functional MRI (fMRI) scanning, such as Fabbio humming back melodies and verbally identifying objects.
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The three simple melodies, laid down in 1951, were generated by a machine built by the esteemed British computer scientist Alan Turing.
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What I've found so far on a musical level is new melodies, new harmonies, new ways to approach rhythm, melody, and improvisation.
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It has, as Drew says, "hopeful horns" with sweet melodies and piercing, direct lyrics; earnest sounding guitars and jubilant explosions of sound.
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Slow burn, telepathy (a word, that, sorry, can't be over used when discussing this music) lazer-guided melodies into a megadeth finish.
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The air was filled with notes of carne asada and horchata, sweet melodies of cinnamon and rice and savory notes of beef.
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The band originates from Germany and yet they buit a song that transcends borders in the vibe, the melodies, and the vocals.
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The shuffling rhythms and wah guitars mingle with wailing brass, driving forward insistent, riffing vocal melodies, never quite letting the listener settle.
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Wolf Parade's cacophonous, ecstatic blend of synthesizer and guitar melodies also predicted the synth-pop driven turn independent music would soon take.
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Over a constant pulse—hence the title—of an electric bass and a piano, string and wind instruments arc in loping melodies.
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His emphasis on combining live instruments, soulful melodies, and hard-knocking beats reminiscent of classic hyphy music facilitates the perfect Oakland album.
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Kids can swipe through animals to change instruments, set up drum loops and compose melodies without knowing about notes, chords and scores.
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The music in the concert sparkled in it's own way too, crackling piano keys, sunny field recordings, washing pads and triumphant melodies.
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She was a YouTube siren singing her enchanting melodies, and I was just a sailor of the Internet, captivated by her songs.
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But in tone and theme, the album is a definite progression, which they recognize too "The melodies are more efficient," Ben notes.
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But here was Clark, without all the sonic tricks—the jagged guitar and the scavenged beats—accepting her melodies, feeling the feelings.
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The software writes its own melodies, and a human composer, Benoît Carré, was drafted to turn material into a fully produced track.
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The creator of the breakout hit musical "Hamilton" put his considerable vocal talents to work to put Donald Trump's tweets to melodies.
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It became quite clear he was really good with melodies and coming up with these little packages of emotions regarding his music.
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" Ms. Marshall called his melodies "so astonishing, so beautiful, so French — and not the ersatz French of Cole Porter or Jerry Herman.
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So I slid out the disc itself and stared at it, as if the grooves would release the melodies to my eyes.
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The harmonies are labyrinthine, the melodies uplifting, the production both chameleonic and playful — endless possibility with the musicianship to back it up.
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As with one of the EP's other tracks, "1st World Tragedy," the vocal melodies meander in a way that feels almost absentminded.
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Melodies have a tendency to turn sour, belaying a sense of anxious agitation that dissipates into spacey synths but never truly resolves.
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Really great melodies and really good – actually, I'm just gonna say it – this label has the best drummers on the fucking planet.
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Related: Painting's Evolution in the Digital Age Street Photos Look Like Paintings in 'Urban Melodies' Swipe Right on These "Abstract Technical" Artworks
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Italian photographer Alessio Trerotoli doesn't work such long timeframes in Urban Melodies, but he does play with superimposition to create metropolitan abstractions.
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The song captures what makes Afrobeats such a compelling sound, with hip-swiveling rhythms balanced by succulent guitar plucks and breezy melodies.
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In the middle is Fucked Up, the punk opus-creators, ambitious and vast, a unique blend of punk catharsis and pop melodies.
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At the same time being cautious not to veer too far from the 70s and 80s melodies his fans loved him for.
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But her tendency towards jagged melodies breaks through the mix eventually, a bridge with suspended harmony or a jolt of something atonal.
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Influences of Brecht-Weill and the British music hall coincide with strong melodies in an American vernacular that aspire toward art song.
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The only company I had was fleeting: speedy Korean kayakers singing folk songs; at least that's what the lilting melodies sounded like.
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This approach works to make his songs popular — after all, studies have shown that sweeping, ascendant melodies make people feel intense emotions.
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Throughout this album, there are melodies, chord changes, lyrical images and structural tricks that feel indebted to Ms. Swift's first three albums.
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But while Mr. Redman soloed with a smokestack effusiveness, getting underneath the melodies and setting them alight, Mr. Coltrane's horn was liquid.
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Mr. Andres took a book of tunes by Couperin and stretched out mordents, trills and turns until they became their own melodies.
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The Modzitzer sect, based in Bnei Brak, Israel, is famous in the Jewish world for soulful melodies, sometimes plaintive and sometimes joyous.
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The songs were in different keys and had different BPMs (beats per minute) and the melodies didn't even have the same notes.
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A young woman drew minor-key melodies out of a violin, while her sister, mother and father followed along with resonant hums.
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Rather than desecrating these timeless classics that were once too weird for words, the bleeps and electro-textures prove the melodies' mettle.
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He was instantly taken with Kanenobu's lush guitar playing and multilayered psychedelic melodies, joining the singer-songwriter's small but devoted fan base.
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Dehd's melodies have the same breezy and pop-minded feel of '60s girl groups, but performed by a raucous DIY punk band.
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In a genre that's sits on such a delicate teeter between chaos and melodies, Counterparts finds a perfect balance of the two.
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Finally, the hourlong savasana of my dreams — set to the beautiful melodies of Caplan and her guest sound healer on that day.
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There is some voice-over but little dialogue in an ebb-and-flow soundtrack that alternates wailing folk melodies with choral chanting.
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With haunting melodies, impressive ensemble work, and a modern sensibility, my question for "Oceanborn" is, when can I have the cast recording?
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With haunting melodies, impressive ensemble work, and a modern sensibility, my question for "Oceanborn" is, when can I have the cast recording?
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Bernstein, who was married to Felicia Montealegre, a Chilean, was immersed in Latin music, and he could immediately hear rhythms and melodies.
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Over the 33 years of "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood," he wrote or co-wrote all of the scripts, plus the melodies and lyrics.
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A Wi-Fi-connected radio played soothing jazz melodies, and a bookshelf displayed secondhand novels and a pair of antique alarm clocks.
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So, in case you were entirely hypnotized by the repetition of Frank's melodies, listen to A$AP Rocky's remix of "Chanel" below.
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The album is full of broadly sourced melodies that are bright and lyrical and quick, and work by their own clever logic.
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A quick listen confirms as much, with heavy industrial synths and acid-like melodies easily make it a prime dance floor selection.
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Throughout the record's 10 tracks, Whitehill more or less floats, tracing loopy melodies like lysergic contrails across a sky of swooning synthesizers.
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Their 2017 Grammy winning A Deeper Understanding brings their sounds to even greater heights with wistful melodies and emotional and musing lyrics.
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I don't know what it is: the lyrics are fucking basic, the melodies are exceedingly predictable but they hit some golden note.
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As I wander into the crowd, I hear people singing her lyrics, see them dancing to the rhythm of her catchy melodies.
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Last year, Voctronica had collaborated with comedy group All India Bakchod for a viral video that compiled classic Indian ads and their melodies.
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It combines a common flamenco structure and flamenco-type rhythms and melodies with classic New Orleans jazz blues style and improvisation, he said.
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Still, the song's airy keys and romantic melodies will sweep you off your feet before you spend too long reflecting on the apocalypse.
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In fact, it's hard to tell if this album as a whole leans more towards its jarring heavier side or its soothing melodies.
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The melodies Phillips strummed on his lyre-like instrument mellow the prophetic condemnations, like a soapbox preacher standing next to a carousel ride.
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It's the sort of thing that sounds intensely labored over[...] swooning and sagging with the piecemeal accumulation of memorable melodies and strange instrumentation.
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You can input short single-line melodies that are just two bars long and change the key of the music and its tempo.
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He always writes these shimmering, evocative melodies and surrounds them with crystalline sound design, but he thrives when he's working with jarring juxtapositions.
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Then in 2015, the band released an EP called Hiding Games, which threw another curveball that featured a child's choir and slower melodies.
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The pattern it produces is slow and droning, with high-pitched melodies that move in graceful arcs and bass tones that hum monotonously.
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But on the band's second album, fittingly titled "II," the group unveils delightful surf-punk melodies that no novice could craft so tightly.
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"Some of my music and melodies are definitely intended to awaken the older people who haven't heard or thought about it," she admits.
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Fuck. Yes.What would happen if the best hip-hop tracks of the the early aughts were paired with some of the best melodies?
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They pen indelible melodies and deftly combine them with lyrics that speak to the disenfranchised, the underdogs, the LGBTQ community… and the romantics.
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Thank you for your beautiful melodies, the time we shared in the studio, playing together as djs or just enjoying life as friends.
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Energy that's been bottled up and shaken, anthemic melodies that toe the line between Americanised pop-punk and UK indie, *that* bass tone.
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From the fluttering melodies of 1970's disco to the acidic basslines of 1980's Detroit techno, MCDE would make it look easy.
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So we went to Los Angeles and spent our nights driving the streets, highways and through the desert playing records and singing melodies.
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The gospel-tinged melodies of Bill Withers' 1972 hit "Lean on Me" has been playing on repeat all too often as of late.
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Most kinds of music, from pop and rock to jazz and classical, rely on the repetition of melodies, harmonies and so on. Why?
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She works out the melodies and lyrics on analogue pianos and guitars, with chords that sound almost simplistic compared to the final result.
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Home ambiance enhanced by a soothing soundtrack: Samsung's wireless multiroom speakers can set any mood you fancy, from romantic melodies to party jams.
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After adding structure and vocal melodies, we'd finally take everything out of the home setting to mix and track vocals at Gary's Electric.
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The songs, which both clock in at just over two minutes, incorporate minimal production, instead featuring gentle guitar melodies that showcase Hawke's voice.
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But that proved incredibly valuable for actual professional musicians, who saw the melodies for what they were—a new palette to paint with.
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Their melodies tend grand, their mood bittersweet, the romanticism accentuated by their nasal, amateurish vocal inflections, which you can bet get romanticized too.
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Cook couldn't hold his falsetto, and it started to unravel when the melodies demanded more of his vocals, but it was never boring.
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Booming female vocals, formidable beats, and utterly catchy melodies that promote tenets of feminism: what more could you want in a power anthem?
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The music largely rises to match such heavy concerns, radiating with bass lines and synth melodies as disruptive and brilliant as solar flares.
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The duo had always had a knack for writing earworm melodies, the kind that crawl into your brain stem and start paying rent.
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Probably one of the harder hitting tracks in my selection, but Plata has a way with unearthly, haunting melodies over extremely weighty subs.
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Jubilant melodies from the Tijuana side wafted through the air, a defiant coda as the steel gates on the United States snapped shut.
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By working out exactly what notes Turing's computer was able to play, they were able to restore their melodies to their original voice.
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The melodies on Pitiless Censors are instantly classic, even catchy, but the arrangements are bizarre and spooky, like organs in a haunted house.
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Dvorak was swept up at the time with enthusiasm for the syncopated rhythms and modal melodies of African-American and Native American music.
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Virtually every chief rabbi in the Modzitz dynastic line composed music, and Rabbi Taub was said to have written a thousand religious melodies.
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I'll take a Whopper with cheese, a chocolate shake, some long forgotten words or ancient melodies, and, uh, a side of chicken nuggets.
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Expressive music such as funk is a lot more colorful, with all the different instruments, melodies, and rhythms creating a highly saturated effect.
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I was just fascinated by how those crazy melodies existed and just what you can do with simple musical elements and arrangement ideas.
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We had this idea of making great melodies on rhythm instruments and making rhythms on melodic instruments, which did not make it easy.
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It also allowed me to spend more time on other aspects of the creation process like the vocal melodies, lyrics, and music videos.
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Many of his best compositions are the result of long sessions spent drilling down into particular patterns, tinkering with harmonics and improvising melodies.
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What could be better than a former member of The Beatles writing melodies for a controversial rapper who wants to run for president?
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Alex Brown Church, the creative mind behind this Los Angeles-based band, spins stormy romance and natural imagery into graceful indie-folk melodies.
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Mr. Pasternak arranged and conducted the music for the first vinyl recording of Modzitzer songs, whose melodies are prized by even nonobservant Jews.
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With the exception of Mr. Taylor, each contributed tuneful, wistful melodies that tend to evaporate from memory even as you listen to them.
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"Twisted Melodies" considers Hathaway's ability to push beyond the sonic boundaries of "time and space," to quote one of his most famous songs.
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Ozuna sings cheerful singsong melodies that never impede the forward rush; his light, warm, piercing voice soars up and down with the bassline.
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But what hit me hardest about the show that beat out "Follies" and "Grease" for a best musical Tony Award were those melodies.
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Full of shimmering girl group melodies and immediately hummable guitar lines, "Jump Into The New World" will make you leave you bummers behind.
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But, at the same time, I think the basic idea was to take traditional folk melodies and make an electronic album with them.
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Their shared pieces orchestrated the kamancheh's bite, and its echoes of ancient melodies, with harmonies and arrangements that extend and stoke the drama.
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"Mexican Fender," which premiered on Zane Lowe's Beats 1 show earlier today, is all power chords and sunshine melodies and mentions of California.
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He and a friend picked up guitars, and they began to sing old German folk songs, some of them with beautiful, baroque melodies.
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" A set of variations on a song from the Ladino tradition of Sephardic Jews spins, Mr. Tommasini wrote, "modal melodies into fleecy lines.
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With the tone and decay controls on the 2909, the bass drum sounds could also be sustained and broadened to suggest subterranean melodies.
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Alma Deutscher, from Austria, was composing piano melodies at age 4 and played Carnegie Hall in New York in December at age 14.
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Riehl and Rubin hope that by releasing the melodies publicly, they'll prevent a lot of these cases from standing a chance in court.
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To determine the finite nature of melodies, Riehl and Rubin developed an algorithm that recorded every possible 8-note, 12-beat melody combo.
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At Moogfest she sang Asian-inflected melodies in English and Sanskrit over sporadic stretches of hefty bass tones and larger-than-life drums.
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Mr. Stevens plays the guitar with tight clutch, improvising in truncated melodies and tense, frequently beautiful harmonies that always tilt toward a payoff.
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His rich melodies and powerful lyrics, also heard in "Mame" and "La Cage aux Folles," dazzled critics and kept audiences returning for more.
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His melodies and harmony parts were easy to teach to amateur ensembles, and congregations were sure to know them, and to sing along.
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Inspired by Austrian folk melodies and American rock bands like Bon Jovi, he sought to put a modern spin on traditional Alpine music.
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Mr. Bronfman was in touch with the concerto's quick-changing energies throughout — ramping from naïvely winning melodies to stormy outbursts with reliable command.
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This album won't settle into the background, as Wakeman embellishes and obscures familiar melodies with trills, squiggles, filigrees, and improvised flights of fancy.
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Jonathan Rosenberg chronicles these instances of musical nationalism in "Dangerous Melodies", his survey of classical music's intersection with politics in the 20th century.
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Ms. Marling's voice and acoustic guitar, and melodies that sound as if they had always existed, remain at the core of most songs.
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Her subsequent EP, "Finding Fletcher," bodes well for her career: It's long on edgy electronic beats; bright melodies; and her high, soaring vocals.
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There are scattered melodies and rhythms, but largely, it's music without repetition or easily recognizable patterns, reference points by which to orient yourself.
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Accompanying the looping, atmospheric sounds were Golub's measured melodies, creating a lush soundscape that brought the room and its small audience to stillness.
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Instead, the score builds to a final chorus about the power of remembrance, complete with "ah-ah" refrains and soaring Hollywood-melodrama melodies.
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She animates it with both symphonic might and enchanting lyricism — a perfect fit for the vast emotional range and singing melodies of Schubert.
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The immediacy of his melodies, the Everyteen sensibility of his lyrics and the direct yearning in his voice quickly found a wide audience.
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Sugar is Cartoon Network's first and only solo female show creator, as well as a songwriter whose melodies pop up throughout the series.
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The band's borrowed doo-wop rhythms and girl-group melodies always had a melancholy to them, but they feel raw and poignant now, from the outcast anthem "Backstreets" through the slow-dance balladry of "Did You Love Me." Shannon Shaw and Cody Blanchard have refined their melodies even further here as well, so this is the band's most accessible record yet.
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COLIN: It was only finished in the morning and we were recording it in the afternoon, so I wasn't really familiar with the melodies.
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More taught and composed than Zen Arcade, New Day Rising caught the band at the perfect mid-point between pop melodies and punk sensibility.
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For the first time—bar writing lyrics and melodies for my first, short-lived band—I decided to write music entirely on my own.
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"It's almost like we all have a little chip implanted in us that makes us inherently understand and appreciate these wonderful R&B melodies."
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Over the last couple years, he's developed an outsider-y approach to these in-vogue sounds heavy on vocal modulation and off-kilter melodies.
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Across 12 tracks, he arranges samples and synthetic melodies in these sharp, geometric ways, then punches through them with asymmetrical rolls and teetering microrhythms.
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This list will help your ears easily transition from one genre to the next, from sweet country melodies to the catchy rap beats. 1.
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This modest entry, if modesty is possible in this genre, delights in the way its percussive synthesizer punch renders several formerly irritating melodies palatable.
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Sped up vocals from R&B artists like NAO and more haunting melodies from underground artists like AH MER AU SU anchor the chaos.
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YouTube tinkerer Allen Pan customized his home automation system to respond to melodies from the N64 classic The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
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You need to understand how song structures work, and be able to write melodies and lyrics, which I'm not saying I'm the best at.
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He combines swing and syncopation with ambitious improvisation, and blends these jazz elements with the splendid melodies of the sort conjured by folk players.
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They do get aggressive, too—it's not all airy melodies—but my favorite parts are when they stretch out, and go gentle and thoughtful.
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While automakers have not yet announced a buffet of melodies for motorists, there are hints at what the future could look (and sound) like.
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Burmese music is exceptionally complex—rhythms change suddenly, melodies bounce from instrument to instrument—and can be difficult for Western-trained ears to follow.
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We'd put a rudimental instrumental together, and then I'd do something that I call applesaucing, which is just singing wordless melodies into my phone.
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European composers have used counterpoint, the art of harmoniously tying different melodies (or voices) together through a piece, from at least the ninth century.
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In a series of tests, these mammals demonstrated a remarkable capacity to copy simple melodies and human formants, suggesting they're very capable vocal learners.
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You now have rappers incorporating melodies in their raps; everyone's bringing back the chords and the stuff that makes you want to sing along.
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For Sleep and Mindfulness Relax Melodies looks like it was designed for a younger audience, but has a strange appeal for adults as well.
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David Bowie, master of reinvention, dead at 69 Melodies of "Rebel Rebel" and "Space Oddity" had a similar effect, unifying fans as they sang.
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He's still working with his trademark dewdrop synth melodies, but this song is twitchier and more anxious than any of his other recent work.
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While she might be too young to appreciate most of these melodies, it's truly an ingenious way to get the little one to snooze.
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Ambitious storytellers with bucketloads of conviction, a little snarl, and a seemingly preternatural understanding of powerpop melodies, The Thermals never really lost their touch.
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Those collaborators' penchant for chilly melodies — versus blazing, smash-you-over-the-head hooks — meshes well with Perry's diary of reflection and self-enlightenment.
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His songs were filled with fluttering synths, sugary melodies, and a flow and rhythms that wash over the listener in the best possible way.
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But the music itself is the product of electronic brains — trained to soak up the music of great artists and strain out new melodies.
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At times, its quieter melodies create the feeling of being lulled into a nap, but when it's woken up, it's prone to violent outbursts.
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The three-piece has nailed the loud/quiet dynamic, settling into dreamy melodies reminiscent of Mineral before punching the gas and lettin' 'er rip.
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The score sprawled through big-band jazz, folk melodies and long passages of hovering, clanging percussion — a kind of relentless abstraction of bells tolling.
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Pearl Jam's songs, particularly its early ones, often face up to youthful traumas and fears, taking heart from rock-ribbed melodies and surging crescendos.
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Trance arpeggios and neon pads seem to suspend the rappers' slurred melodies in amber, like a Top 40 jam heard through a narcotic fog.
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Words are one thing in songwriting, but they become something more when married to melodies and chords that reveal and underline their base truths.
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In a perfect world, we would all be able to turn our pain into beautiful melodies for the rest of the world to enjoy.
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But on Valentine's Day, he released his debut mixtape, "Artist," full of songs that merged sensitivity and bluster delivered in strident, off-kilter melodies.
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Lully was a man of formulas, as was his prized librettist, Philippe Quinault: spare melodies unfold over gravely dancing rhythms, every word made clear.
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Lately, to convey the urgency of climate change at a personal level, scientists have begun translating its dry data points into heart-rending melodies.
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Kelela's guest spot here "WYWD," both in its original and remixed form, offers depth and fog in its unexpected sounds and off-kilter melodies.
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His voice skips over haunting piano melodies and melancholic chords, so urgent it almost feels like he's shouting (in fact, he says he is).
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Mitta uses bright melodies and playful drum programming, he just works super fucking fast, all the vibrant colors blending together into a delirious blur.
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It fills its five minutes with every Foo Fighters highlight from pretty guitars and yearning lyrics to barefaced, gargantuan riffs and arena rock melodies.
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Music box melodies sour and trail off in cues that don't make it clear as to whether what we're hearing is diegetic or not.
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At the Mmusuemm in New York City, artist musician Grey Gersten created 110 custom songs for 110 strangers in an "exhibition" titled Custom Melodies.
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"Being able to write melodies with a 303—a very small percentage of [us] could do that," fellow acid producer Woody McBride tells THUMP.
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But "Super Trapper" is a weird, writhing track that has the artist shifting his melodies around continuously, bristling against the repetition in the beat.
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Rather, it creaks and scrapes, scratches and crunches, with textures that tend toward the sharp/metallic/screeching and melodies that tend toward the dour.
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"He came to us playing piano by listening to other musicians and picking up on the melodies and the harmonies by ear," Young says.
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Even when I was doing purely instrumental work, I always thought of the melodies and the form as a kind of interplay between characters.
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As she sifts through her hard-to-track memories, tinkling music-box melodies by Matthew Scott underscore the emotion that's meant to be there.
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In a sense his melodies and arrangements are inappropriate to such a presentation, implying, as they do, a happier singer singing more frivolous words.
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The result is a new sort of indie rock that is chipper, rinky-dink, self-consciously handmade with discount-store melodies and neon attitude.
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At 4 she would sit for hours at the piano, working out melodies she said were songs from the imaginary world she called Transylvanian.
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She has just recently begun composing on a computer, rather than paper, but she still carries a notebook to jot down melodies and ideas.
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I was deep in a dream, and I was writing music and writing songs and writing lyrics and writing melodies, and I couldn't stop.
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The lyrics are tied to particular body parts, while the music flaunts its jazzy chord progressions, devious melodies, odd meters and cleverly interlocking patterns.
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Much of the piece stayed in those distant realms, sustaining tones beyond the power of human breath and letting tentative melodies hang in midair.
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He played melodies that crisscrossed the beat with the determination of a surfer riding through choppy waves, forging a triumphant path above deep turbulence.
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