Significados de close harmony en inglés

Their close harmony-driven folk sound is beautiful and slightly bewitching.

With much laughter and a snatch or two of close harmony, the lunch was spread.

They were also doing queer musical stunts which are fondly miscalled " close harmony."

A close harmony of The Star Spangled Banner followed.

Such a belief disperses the feeling of being in close harmony with nature that pregnancy inspires.

Their intricate and plaintive close harmony work had them sounding like a Nashville Simon & Garfunkel.

When not singing close harmony in the cotton-fields, they danced upon the levee, they twanged the old banjo.

The close harmony singers were visibly emotional as they thanked their families and fans for their support over the years.

Photo: BBC The Andrews Sisters were early recording pioneers of close harmony singing of the boogie-woogie era, famous for their lightning-quick vocal syncopations.

After all, he's been there right from the beginning, co-writing the songs, singing in intensely close harmony and playing all that wonderful guitar.

It was a chorus of men in close harmony and in perfect rhythm to an accompanying sound of oars cleaving the blue waters.

We all know the answer, but when it's posed this beautifully, in such impeccable close harmony, the obviousness of the question can be forgiven.

What tones would you use if told to strike the common chord of C in four-part, close harmony, using the fundamental for the highest tone?

The soldiers also from a distant tent-itwas their own song, and the tune "The Girl I Left Behind Me"-practicingclose harmony, began:

When they sang together, their close harmonies could melt the hardest of hearts.

Before I left, Purdy wished me hick and told me that he would work in closest harmony with me.