harmony
The young band is still not very advanced harmonically, but they practice their instruments and get slowly better every day.
The third movement contains a beautiful violin solo that ascends harmonically into a stunning climax.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Playing music
accompaniment
accompany
air guitar
beat something out
beatbox
blow
finger
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playability
playable
pluck
pump
tap
throw
ultra-smooth
una corda
unperformable
unperformed
up bow

Examples of harmonically

harmonically
The last corollary shows that it is easy to obtain examples of harmonically simple foliations.
The guitar solo after the second chorus is even more harmonically static but is melodically very elaborate and active.
This also might include a brief analysis of a transcribed solo, pointing out how the innovator approached the tune rhythmically or harmonically.
Harmonically and modally, this song contains a couple of odd features.
A candidate is harmonically bounded if it incurs a proper superset of a competitor's violation-marks.
The important point about this tableau is that the desired candidate, (c), is intrinsically suboptimal to (harmonically bounded by) candidate (d).
The third phrase is harmonically parallel to the first, to accommodate the poetic rhyme (aba).
Next, we describe a class of examples of harmonically non-simple foliations.
In trying to construct examples of harmonically non-simple foliations, it is useful to have in mind the following easy fact.
Vocal parts in the harmonically more active sections tend to have less shape.
In this harmonically very unpretentious movement the composer achieves genuine poetry through understatement and delicate sculpting, especially of the sinuous line for solo alto.
It is not difficult to show that, if is m-quasiperiodic, then is not harmonically mixing.
Submodules develop harmonically, resulting in a system whose components always fit one to another during growth.
The sovereignty of the pedal, while harmonically constant, is texturally mobile and variegated, allowing for a moving bass.
Under the proposed account, the candidate that is faithful to the oddparity input harmonically bounds competing even-parity candidates with respect to the relevant constraints.
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