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ears could have been Bach. - The Jazz Breakfast The guitarist Gilad Hekselman has a vision of modern jazz that’s harmonically fluent but not averse to simple melody or gentle, approachable effect. - The New York Times The guitarist’s...

New Series: They offer a stunning experience by interweaving the verses of the "hidden chorales" of the Ciaccona with Bach's harmonically complex violin part...

in nature; "the unmusical cry of the bluejay" [syn: unmusical, nonmusical] [ant: musical] 2: characterized by musical dissonance; harmonically unresolved [syn: unresolved] 3: lacking in harmony [syn: discordant, disharmonious, inharmonic...

cavity combined This is the Djed The Djed Combined the resonant chamber – the four sets of granite beams harmonically tuned to vibrate and sound in sympathy with the planet, coupled with a resonant cavity the Kings Chamber tuned to each...

of only two founding members still with the group (the other being guitarist John Petrucci), Myung's intricate, harmonically rich basslines are the foundation of Dream Theater's epic compositions, and his infrequent lyrical contributions...

with the two approaches revealing a marked convergence. "Mild Hysteria" has a bluesy melody that changes gears harmonically for the solo sections and features the artist drumming in a fast double-time while the rest of the band is almost...

if not drastically, from the material Davis had been developing up to that point; that is, the more harmonically and timbrally complex work in the “cool” style heard on The Birth of the Cool (recorded in 1949 and 1950 but not released...

LP) demonstrates a rather more homogenous and subtle dimension of her sonic explorations, with much focus placed on harmonically shimmering and resonating metallic sonorities and attenuated drifts of rustle and flutter. Quite lovely. Get...

longer-lasting note which immediately follows them. This longer note, to which any grace notes can be considered harmonically and melodically subservient (except in the cases of certain appoggiaturas, in which the ornament may be held...