Examples of using Musical notes in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And some musical notes.
Finding the right formations would translate into musical notes.
In my language, the musical notes are c, d, e, f, g, a, and b.
They don't produce different musical notes.
It had to do with some inner musical notes carrying words that are ineffable.
You know, sometimes… the lights and colours act like musical notes.
The soft signals and indulgent musical notes coming from the White House today have been heard before.
There are 5 kinds of brain waves and they work almost like musical notes.
Instead of using the pins of the cylinder to represent musical notes, they would represent threads with different colors.
And just like the strings on a violin,they can vibrate in different patterns producing different musical notes.
You will hear three musical notes, and you are to tell me… what it might represent that you would find at a picnic.
Producing different musical notes.
When you draw 5 parallel horizontal lines, as on a stave, and connect between the hands of the apostles and the slices of bread on the table,you get musical notes!
Diamandis has a synaesthetic condition that involves seeing musical notes and days of the week in different colours.[18].
I bet you didn't know that in the last piece Bach composed,he encoded his name into the musical notes.
And today, I want to show you one of those musical notes, a number so beautiful, so massive, I think it will blow your mind.
It is most beneficial forone to quietly listen to‘tones' of chimes or bowls or musical notes….
Or three times as fast, or four times--(Musical notes) And so the secret to musical harmony really is simple ratios: the simpler the ratio, the more pleasing or consonant those two notes will sound together.
Pythagoras andhis disciples developed an entire theory that connects numbers, musical notes, and the motion of planets.
The phonemes canbe represented in a number of different ways- as the seven musical notes in an octave, as spoken syllables(based on solfège, a way of identifying musical notes), with the seven colours of the rainbow, symbols, hand gestures etc. Thus, theoretically Solresol communication can be done through speaking, singing, signing, flags of different color- even painting.
All this was thanks to that blind young woman,who inspired in him the desire to translate into musical notes, a moonlit night.
Ancient healing systems such as Chinese medicine andIndian Ayurveda associate specific musical notes with subtle-energy systems of the body, such as in yoga where particular notes of music correspond to each of the seven chakras.
To her, you can additionally depict a beautiful and delicate pattern or other harmonious objects,for example flowers, musical notes, butterflies or another nice little cat.
The phonemes canbe represented in a number of different ways- as the seven musical notes in an octave, as spoken syllables(based on solfège, a way of identifying musical notes), with the seven colors of the rainbow, symbols, hand gestures etc. Thus, theoretically Solresol communication can be done through speaking, singing, flags of different color- even painting.
Suppose that my friend and I know how to read music andI talk with him about musical notes, while you don't understand anything about it.
One of the most promising candidates for a unified theory is string theory, and the essential idea is, if you could zoom in on the fundamental particles that make up our world, you would see actually that they're not particles at all, but tiny vibrating strings of energy, with each frequency of vibration corresponding to a different particle,a bit like musical notes on a guitar string.
He played an active role in the scanning of time, human and divine,through his seven bells- as many as the musical notes- the largest of which, merged in 1655, weighs three and a half tons!
We could come up with an extremely complex algorithm using random number generators, chaotic functions,and fuzzy logic to generate a sequence of musical notes in a way that would be impossible to track.
From a window in that home, Ihlen once saw a bird perched on an telephone wire andremarked to Cohen that they looked like musical notes; she suggested he write a song about it. Bird on the Wire was the result, one of his most successful songs.
The harp has four separate pendulums, and each pendulum has 11 strings, so theharp swings on its axis and also rotates in order to play different musical notes, and the harps are all networked together so that they can play the right notes at the right time in the music.