Examples of using Polyphony in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Number of polyphony voices 40.
Polyphony Digital CEO.
Type of ring tones polyphony.
Photo by: Polyphony Digital.
Polyphony: How many voices can play simultaneously.
Manufacturer: Polyphony Digital.
Call: polyphony, 40 melodies, vibrating alert.
Developed by: Polyphony Digital.
Polyphony is from the Middle Ages. It's an entirely European phenomenon.
Photo credits: Polyphony Digital.
Polyphony Project: discovering the largest online archive of traditional Ukrainian songs.
Perhaps your chief knows Chief Polyphony of the Gavotte tribe.
After the 1950s he turned his attention to the music of Bartók and to Bachian polyphony.
We should also mention polyphony which plays an essential role in Bartók's life work.
It is he who poured out that spirit who orchestrated the polyphony of praise that everyone can hear.
Polyphony does not change the relationship of notes within a\relative block.
And He emitted that Spirit that orchestrates the polyphony of praise and which all may hear.
Polyphony- This value indicates how many tones or voices can be played at one time.
They said it was amazing because theyhad this beautiful choir singing sacred polyphony and chant.
Indeed, the then fashionable Palestrina-type polyphony was suitable to express emotions only limitedly.
Polyphony is a type of polyphony, based on the combination and simultaneous development of two or more independent melodies.
Classical music often has several melodic layers, called polyphony, such as those in a fugue, a type of counterpoint.
With its huge 192-note polyphony, many of the most complex piano compositions can be played without any fear of dropped notes.
Strict style was improved in vocal andchoral music of the XV-XVI centuries(although the polyphony itself, of course, originated much earlier).
It's worth noting that Polyphony HQ is unsurprisingly equipped with Thrustmaster's upcoming T-GT wheel, a new wheel the peripheral maker and Polyphony have been working on for some time.
The Gloria and Credo movements contain impressive fugues,while the work's polyphony and richness in orchestration is most apparent in the final movement.
Discovery is a 32 and 64-bit Virtual Analog synthesizer inspired by Clavia's Nord Lead forVST hosts featuring 32 Voice Polyphony(One voice used per triggered layer).
Vocal training, the Gregorian repertoire liturgical practice, Renaissance polyphony, performance practice and liturgical organ playing are brought together in four modules during the course.
This, of its very nature,is diametrically opposed to the Gregorian chant and classic polyphony, and therefore to the most important law of all good music.
This concert by students and teachers of the Church Music Department features Gregorian music, medieval polyphony, Renaissance, Baroque, Romantic and contemporary works from both the Catholic and Protestant traditions.