Meanings of unison (unisons) in English

The original triplet unisons are so much more graceful and musical.

Their imperial hymn, for instance, is a series of endless unisons.

Setting the mutes in bringing up the unisons in the temperament is exceedingly simple.

Such unisons are shown in the transcription by single notes.

The unisons are tuned in regular succession upward the same as in the example above.

She perceived and partook of his emotion; for their souls, like unisons, vibrated with the same impulse.

This being done, bring up the unisons.

The number of unisons, throwing into relief the two minor chords on C and F, should be especially noted.

It scarcely gets out of tune at all, and then, for the most part, the three unisons are tuned at once.

He had two strings to a note, but it did not occur to him to space them into pairs of unisons.

He retained the equidistant harpsichord scale, and had, at first, under-dampers, later over-dampers, which fell between the unisons thus equally separated.

This theme sounds persistently, in the middle voices, in the bass, and at the close in full harmonies, unisons, giving it a startling effect.

One thing you should know is, that organs are not tempered as finely as pianos, nor is there the pains taken to secure perfect unisons.

The other eye would always shake in unison and gaze in silence.

The people responded in unison, some singing, some just saying the words.

Groups of genes thought to work in unison did so only intermittently.