Examples of using Dissonant in English and their translations into Spanish
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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, names
Dissonant Identities: The Borderlands of Rural America, explores the historical, cultural, and economic dynamics that
The proliferation of crises and the perpetuation of dissonant positions, rather than a search for solutions to the many problems that affect all humanity,
is notable for its dissonant and violent mood, and has been compared to Beethoven's Symphony No.5,
The pieces are whimsical musical vignettes and, although dissonant, are pleasant,
a multiphonic, dissonant, trilled sound that is a dominant esthetic of Andean flute music.
the most interesting stories are often told with dissonant characters; as it is the surprise,
an intensely dramatic and very dissonant third inversion of the seventh chord is heard in the sombre key of D minor.
Much of the band's sound comes from guitarist Piggy's use of dissonant chords, usually played in the high register of the guitar,
take us into its own futuristic, melodic and dissonant universe.
The pieces contain dissonant harmonies, similar in nature to music composed by Prokofiev's contemporaries Schoenberg
her voice created a thick dissonant texture-- a trademark of the early punk sound that echoed L.A.
criminal organisations- are increasingly putting in place mechanisms to silence dissonant voices either by force
the rest employing a scalar-constructed dissonant style.
starting from cleaning the whole of the property and removing dissonant elements, waste
even more dissonant wolf fifth to close the circle.
the more dissonant and harsh the sound will get.
his works are intense, dissonant and densely eventful,
Not only is the chord shockingly dissonant, especially in its musical context
these pairs are tuned to be dissonant and create certain wavelengths of sympathetic vibrations to create a shimmering tone(see Ombak) that travels long distances.