Musical Fusions: A Mashup of Melodies** When genres collide, the results can be magical. (musicindirme.com)
It contained just melodies and basic chords, with the musician expected to fill in the ornamentations and deeper harmonies - in other words, to "fake it. (climaterwc.com)
Most songs function as performances of mourning, but the foreign listener would not necessarily be aware of this given their upbeat rhythms and melodies. (imposemagazine.com)
Vocal7
[3] [4] It features vocal group harmony that carries an engaging melodic line to a simple beat with little or no instrumentation . (wikipedia.org)
Doo-wop's characteristic vocal style was influenced by groups such as the Mills Brothers, [13] whose close four-part harmony derived from the vocal harmonies of the earlier barbershop quartet . (wikipedia.org)
[17] The Mills Brothers, who were famous in part because in their vocals they sometimes mimicked instruments, [18] were an additional influence on street vocal harmony groups, who, singing a cappella arrangements, used wordless onomatopoeia to mimic musical instruments. (wikipedia.org)
A similar effect is achieved on 'O My Stars' with the addition of those female vocal harmonies. (tangents.co.uk)
With Duke Robillard laying down a strong rhythm and Cardinal on guitar and lead vocal, over Phillips on piano, Colette on bass and Pease on drums this track is a fine closer. (bmansbluesreport.com)
Regarding musical textures, there are different types and vocal music can be monophonic or polyphonic. (urbanpro.com)
Their skilled guitar playing and vocal harmonies have entertained crowds in the Seattle area for over a decade. (wedgwoodfestival.com)
Guitarist6
Consider Charlie Patton, known as the Father of the Delta Blues, and Aaron "T-Bone" Walker, perhaps the greatest guitarist to come out of Texas. (guitarworld.com)
Today, in the true tradition of the blues obsessive, his eyes light up in intimate recognition at the mere mention of an obscure Delta guitarist. (guitarworld.com)
Nehemiah Curtis "Skip" James (June 9, 1902 - October 3, 1969) was an American delta blues singer, guitarist, pianist and songwriter. (theguitarlesson.com)
A back to the basics guitarist - playing simple harmonies, pentatonic scales and also one chord modal harmonic structures. (ilovebluesguitar.com)
Led by the immensely talented Seattle guitarist, singer and songwriter Eric Madis, Blue Madness, performs a wide spectrum of rocking blues styles from Delta to Chicago to Jazz. (wedgwoodfestival.com)
Long time Gregg Allman Band musical director & gifted guitarist Scott Sharrad was a co-writer with Gregg on this song. (vivascene.com)
Melody7
Try making a short melody, and then try adding accompaniment to it such as bass and drums to get an idea of how harmony and rhythm work. (doomworld.com)
The piece is composed in a traditional musical way with melody, rhythm and harmony, and the musical parameters are all totally predetermined. (wikidelia.net)
In addition to exploring rhythms, patterns and melody, students explore the notes of the piano keyboard and accompany themselves in song with percussion instruments and the ukulele. (bkcm.org)
This texture is one of the basic musical textures, and it has only one layer, a single melody line. (urbanpro.com)
There is one main melody line in homophonic music, and the harmony is under it. (urbanpro.com)
This musical texture comprises two or more tones or melody layers simultaneously. (urbanpro.com)
And possibly by this synth which spits out a splendid melody which informs us hours later that we have listened to DELTA EVOLUTION today. (synthsequences.com)
Swing jazz rhythm1
If you also give a "sliding" or "retardation" between notes, you can create the real swing jazz rhythm, which was born at the beginning of the XX century about. (digitaltruthexplained.com)
Traditions2
Its call and answer use gave a nod to African-American musical traditions. (musica-antica.info)
Rooted in Southern musical traditions and infused with confessional 90s angst, the music of Ever More Nest can likewise lull and rock you right off a front porch. (scoopotp.com)
Cappella1
It is intended to be performed by one or more singers, with or without instrumental accompaniment (referred to as a Cappella in musical terms). (urbanpro.com)
1950s2
In the commercial rhythm and blues music typical of the 1950s through the 1970s, the bands usually consisted of a piano, one or two guitars, bass, drums, one or more saxophones, and sometimes background vocalists. (wikipedia.org)
Rhythm and blues" is often abbreviated as "R&B" or "R'n'B". In the early 1950s, the term "rhythm & blues" was frequently applied to blues records. (wikipedia.org)
Influences2
For Westerners, the Papua New Guinea stringband listening experience is simultaneously one of nostalgia and discovery: musically, there appear to be influences ranging from Delta blues to Hawaiian guitar to southeast Asian pop, but the PNG stringband sound stands on its own in comparison to the synthesized fusion-emulations of Western beats coming from other parts of Asia and Africa. (imposemagazine.com)
Musically, it covers a whole range of bases, including jazz, avant-garde, delta blues, pop, Hawaiian influences (Cotton has long been based on Hawaii's Big Island), pop and West Coast psychedelia. (atthebarrier.com)
Sound6
The Four Knights ' "Take Me Right Back to the Track" (1945), the Cats and the Fiddle 's song "I Miss You So" (1939), [15] and the Triangle Quartette's even earlier record "Doodlin' Back" (1929) prefigured doo-wop's rhythm and blues sound long before doo-wop became popular. (wikipedia.org)
Alpha, Beta, Delta, Gamma and Theta sound waves are very low in frequency and it is impossible to hear them directly without what is called a "carrier frequency" . (musicalhypnosis.com)
Texture means the layers of music that helps a musical piece sound organised. (urbanpro.com)
The bulk of her musical production and atmospheric sound for television and radio programmes is on tape in the BBC Sound Archives. (delia-derbyshire.net)
He's the #1 Seattle go-to guy to mix perfect sound for our entertainers, amplifying the audience's musical enjoyment. (wedgwoodfestival.com)
With its shamanic rhythm and the spectral sound of strings, the song conjures up forces of nature. (thequietus.com)
Music12
Rhythm and blues, frequently abbreviated as R&B or R'n'B, is a genre of popular music that originated in African-American communities in the 1940s. (wikipedia.org)
In the late 1980s, a newer style of R&B developed, becoming known as "contemporary R&B". It combines rhythm and blues with elements of pop, soul, funk, disco, hip hop, and electronic music. (wikipedia.org)
The bands dressed in suits, and even uniforms, a practice associated with the modern popular music that rhythm and blues performers aspired to dominate. (wikipedia.org)
do not believe that generic classification of musical styles is possible in any logically consistent way, and also argue that doing so sets limitations and boundaries that hinder the development of music. (pso-world.com)
Equally at home in concert halls, jazz clubs, festival stages, and dance venues, Tiempo Libre is celebrated for their sophisticated tropical music featuring an irresistible, exhilarating mix of jazz harmonies, contemporary sonorities, and seductive Latin rhythms. (whartoncenter.com)
Since the group's formation in Miami in 2001, its members have been on a mission to share their Afro-Caribbean heritage with as wide an audience as possible, reinterpreting and reinvigorating music born from the fusion of their musical origins and new American experience. (whartoncenter.com)
flowing rhythms but less complex than later styles of jazz Familiarity information: SWING MUSIC used as a noun is very rare. (digitaltruthexplained.com)
House pioneered an innovative style featuring strong, repetitive rhythms, often played with the aid of slide guitar, and his singing often incorporated elements of southern gospel and spiritual music. (theguitarlesson.com)
King's contribution to Delta blues was a comprehensive guitar technique that harmonized blues with components of jazz, rhythm and blues and other popular music genres. (ilovebluesguitar.com)
The flow between rock and this dance-music mode is tangible with this fluttering static rhythm line that bites the tips of my ears. (synthsequences.com)
Although the record refers to spiritual music of a particular region, there are musical elements that evoke other places and cultures. (thequietus.com)
Not yet satisfied, he sought training in classical keyboard technique, music theory, harmony and orchestration. (dagogo.com)
Jazz3
Avant-garde jazz - sounds very similar to free jazz, but differs in that, despite its distinct departure from traditional harmony, it has a predetermined structure over which improvisation may take place. (pso-world.com)
Ever since the end of the 19th century when the African-American communities of the Southern US started playing and singing the blues, it has affected and shaped other musical genres as well , including Jazz and Rock and Roll. (theguitarlesson.com)
Electric front porch swing: Country bluegrass with a jazz rhythm section, rock & funk overtones, plenty of hops, and a smooth oak finish. (wedgwoodfestival.com)
Guitar9
Swing number, Smoke Rings For My Rider has a great rag time feel excellent rhythm guitar and strong sax work by Cook. (bmansbluesreport.com)
His fame rose when he performed electric guitar adaptations of Delta Blues. (ilovebluesguitar.com)
Sometime in the middle of the last century, it became obvious that the guitar was one of the world's most pervasive musical instruments. (imposemagazine.com)
From the Congo to Cuba, Nashville to New York, the guitar is the de facto medium of musical expression after the drum. (imposemagazine.com)
Below is Gusuwa String Band's "Long Ago" from Bosavi , featuring a typical male-female harmony and guitar variations that exemplify the style and tradition. (imposemagazine.com)
It begins with Sueref's rooted Mississippi rhythm guitar, reminiscent of Jesse Mae Hemphill (on that particular song), and quickly joined by a hard, thumping, rockabilly-esque groove set down by Matt Radford (bass) and Mike Watts (drums). (bluenight.com)
For all these reasons that existed within the context of the American musical, social and cultural market, the steel string guitar as we have known it has not been associated with the genius of any individual luthiers - certainly not in the way the pioneers of the Spanish guitar are thought of. (esomogyi.com)
A fixture on the New Orleans blues scene since 2009, Smokehouse Brown (longtime Johnny Maestro and Mama's Boys lead guitar player) has been described as playing his instrument with a rich blend of Chicago and Delta blues with a dose of Nawlins funk. (vivascene.com)
We get a taste of Jeff's Christian commitment on the eastern-flavoured He Made The Eagle, the authentic delta blues Elvirus and on the excellent This Gentle Earth, a swirling gumbo of acoustic guitar, rumbling bass, scattered percussion and some nice, restrained electric guitar soloing, before the theme moves onto love for the slow ballad, All Things New. (atthebarrier.com)
Contemporary1
His rough-edged, slightly fearsome musical style is often contrasted with the less crude but still powerful presentation of his contemporary rival, Muddy Waters. (theguitarlesson.com)
Origins1
Doo-wop has complex musical, social, and commercial origins. (wikipedia.org)
Rock3
Steve Winwood is a recipient of the Ivor Novello Outstanding Song Collection, the BMI Icon Award, the Musicians Union Classic Rock Award, The Nashville Symphony Harmony Award, and has been nominated for 11 Grammys, winning two. (stevewinwood.com)
When Hooker was starting out in his musical career, he performed and recorded with rock musicians. (ilovebluesguitar.com)
This was power delta blues, the powerful rhythms by a rock solid bass and drums. (revferriday.com)
Popular2
Another popular musical artist today is Ed Sheeran, who has a few tracks that you can put onto your playlist for whenever you are having trouble falling asleep. (audio-factor.com)
It is difficult to overestimate the importance of stringed musical instruments in nineteenth century American popular culture. (esomogyi.com)
Funk1
By the 1970s, the term "rhythm and blues" had changed again and was used as a blanket term for soul and funk. (wikipedia.org)
Instruments3
Intended for children aged 6 months to 2 years (with a caregiver), the repertoire promotes motor skill development, singing, listening and playing small percussion instruments and our curriculum is designed to set every young learner on a lifelong musical journey. (bkcm.org)
I also have a tremendous appreciation of fine musical instruments and equipment. (bmansbluesreport.com)
and in the process some of the wire was adapted to the needs of musical instruments. (esomogyi.com)
Brass1
After Perkinson's solo, a wind and brass quintet performed "Red Clay & Mississippi Delta" by Valerie Coleman. (musica-antica.info)
Song1
Thanks to its soft chimes, calming rhythm, and beautiful harmonies, this song could be extremely relaxing. (audio-factor.com)
Songs1
The first Blues songs were Delta blues. (urbanpro.com)
Traditional1
But John Lee Hooker created a style of his own, in contrast, by retaining a pure and traditional approach of the Delta blues. (ilovebluesguitar.com)
Electronica2
This cinematic opening, ideal for a thrilling film, ends its long musical axis to structure itself in an Electronica mode with pulsations as panicked as silent clamor. (synthsequences.com)
With a more transparent link to the local culture, 'Nao-Reparem' balances bossa-nova rhythms with subtle electronica. (thequietus.com)
Create3
With the right rhythms and harmonies you can create something magical that connects with people, but that takes dedication and passion. (davidmcpherson.ca)
The term 'stride' derives from the left-hand keyboard bass line - which 'strides' from a chord near middle-C to a low note an octave or two below middle-C. Curiously, it's the right-hand figures that create the characteristic rhythmic signature and swing of Stride by pushing or pulling on the rhythms of the left-hand and utilizing a wide range of pianistic devices, some borrowed from classical performance. (dagogo.com)
The bowls create a feeling of peace, in a loving and compassionate way, bringing us back into perfect balance and harmony. (asoundhealing.com)
It sets up a solid rhythm then lets the slide cut across it. (tangents.co.uk)
Journey2
The Melodic Journey** A musical journey is a voyage of discovery. (musicindirme.com)
Ever since forming back in Los Angeles in 2008, the journey for Nelson and his band of musical brothers has been on the up and up. (davidmcpherson.ca)
Styles1
Blues can be split into several subgenres as well, the best known perhaps are the Delta, Piedmont, Jump, and Chicago blues styles. (theguitarlesson.com)
Singers1
Doo-wop street singers generally performed without instrumentation, but made their musical style distinctive, whether using fast or slow tempos , by keeping time with a swing-like off-beat , [12] while using the "doo-wop" syllables as a substitute for drums and a bass vocalist as a substitute for a bass instrument. (wikipedia.org)
Section2
Ever More Nest's dynamic, homegrown voice-hugged by lush, church-pew harmonies-is complemented by ghostly, effusive guitars, spirited mandolin and banjo, mournful fiddle, and a rhythm section steady as a country train. (scoopotp.com)
The rhythm section is simply fiery perfection. (vivascene.com)
Long1
Just like its predecessor, EPDEB was produced by Kiko Dinucci, a composer and long-term musical partner of Marçal's. (thequietus.com)
Style1
This was the style of earlier Delta players which he adopted, used to the hilt in his hit record, Boogie Chillen, in 1948. (ilovebluesguitar.com)
Notes1
This texture uses multiple voices and several notes at once but all in the same rhythm. (urbanpro.com)
American1
Johnson created, wrote or collaborated on more than a dozen Black musicals and stage revues that were landmarks of African American theater: Keep Shufflin', Messin' Around, Swingin' the Dream, Shuffle Along and Meet Miss Jones. (dagogo.com)
Time1
At any given moment in time, your brain produces five different types of brainwaves: Alpha, Beta, Delta, Gamma and Theta. (musicalhypnosis.com)
Bands1
As the years went by, I discovered Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett, the Delta Rhythm Boys, Rosemary Clooney, Frank Sinatra and Tyree Glenn, as well as Broadway musicals and the big bands of Duke Ellington, Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey and Benny Goodman. (climaterwc.com)
Original1
The cast and creative team of the new musical The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, a hit at Second Stage that is transferring to Broadway, came to Avatar on April 5 to lay down tracks for the original cast recording of the show. (studioexpresso.com)
Range1
This collection gives some indication of the range of blues that came out of the Delta in the 1920s, 30s and later and should please the connoisseur and anyone wanting to sample the genre. (tangents.co.uk)
Mississippi1
Mississippi Blues - oder Delta Blues - ist ein regionaler Bluesstil, dessen Ursprungsgebiet das Mississippi-Delta. (digitaltruthexplained.com)
Creative1
It's good and above all a highly creative Moonbooter who does his job very well of accompanying the few 31 minutes of the mini-album Delta by Erez Yaary. (synthsequences.com)
Made2
I've heard him called a musical maverick though I don't know anyone who has one of his albums and he's made a shedload of them. (tangents.co.uk)
You could barely breathe just watching Kim play, but she made it through the intensely complicated rhythms with fierce agility. (musica-antica.info)
Country1
Soaring, river delta Alt-Country that builds houses of emotion across a warm and lonely landscape. (scoopotp.com)