Examples of using Dissonant in English and their translations into French
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this distortion is not so dissonant and it is more difficult to detect.
particularly when sung in ganga, an intensely dissonant multi-part style from the Dalmatian hinterland.
The guitar sound is heavily distorted and dissonant, with choruses that often involve guitar feedback waves.
Dissonant Archives is the second volume in the Contemporary Visual Culture in the Middle East series produced by Ibraaz.
The work is marked by its fiercely dissonant chords and rhythmically complex polyphonies for percussion and winds.
a resonant, dissonant space of exploded, reinvented languages.
However this simplification can be limiting if it becomes dissonant with the artistic speech where his images belong, obviously.
Do I recognize a little thing from Zorn when he drives between consonant and dissonant phrasing?
Prince's strange“sampling” of dissonant imagery and text seems to propose a coded set of meanings.
I have always been deeply convinced that all would gain if youths had a voice amidst all the voices- too often dissonant- of the world.
It's a kind of sonata, modern, atonal, dissonant. It starts with an allegretto.
The use of timber cladding provides a warm and dissonant note in an area somewhat dominated by concrete
less dissonant, while keeping the dramaturgy,
And since the resistance still does not come from where they are expected, dissonant voices are already trying to discredit the approach
Benholts wrote that Shankar's"smooth" style and Glass' dissonant orchestrations mixed well,
gets more and more agitated and dissonant as the strings enter,
Punctuated with melodic and dissonant intermissions, the tone in the story changes to rough frequencies overplayed with instructional language from a woman's voice about the geography,
The proliferation of crises and the perpetuation of dissonant positions, rather than a search for solutions to the many problems that affect all humanity,
unusual time signatures, and fractured, dissonant, unorthodox guitar sounds.
consonant or dissonant, often in strong contrasts.