The largest proportion of preserved prints is formed by hymns-books and collections of
monophonic sacred songs.
The piece starts with a
monophonic section with a solo trumpet playing in a very high register.
After the
monophonic ballad "E[currency]evket Taksim," they presented "DE-gah," or the "candy-seller's song," which was oddly slow and sad.
In this section we deal with the
monophonic convexity instead of the [P.sub.3]-convexity.
Section 3 and 4 explain the two processes of extracting pitch sequences from polyphonic and
monophonic recordings and the proposed matching engine, respectively.
If Jules Barnathan is to be believed, then network executives did not share television theory's prioritising of
monophonic sound.
Fresh from the wilds of Winnipeg, sociologist Erving Goffman noticed an unusual phenomenon in 1963, around the time Americans began deploying
monophonic earphones in public as a distraction from their immediate surroundings.
There, after having chanted the
monophonic Litany of Saints, the cardinals will place their hand on the Gospel and swear to observe absolute secrecy during and after the conclave.
Moreover, based on a novel downmixing process, the separated source signals--and thus the entire sound field--are encoded into one
monophonic signal and side information.
Although limited to
monophonic performances, the results convincingly demonstrate that CBR is a very powerful methodology to directly use the knowledge of a human performer that is implicit in her playing examples rather than trying to make this knowledge explicit by means of rules.
* texture via
monophonic, homophonic, polyphonic, or heterophonic interpretations; parallel linear motion; the addition of drones, rests
The texture is
monophonic, in which a single melodic line is sung by a solo singer or, in the case of the timang chorus part, the same melodic line is sung by two or more singers in unison.
