(સંગીત,

Noun:

મેલોડીની તીવ્રતામાં વધારો,

crescendos's Usage Examples:

organ orchestral color and also the drama of powerful crescendos and decrescendos.

With Foster, Orbison and his frequent songwriting partners Joe Melson and Bill Dees tailored many of Orbison's songs for his unique voice; his most popular songs were dramatic ballads ending with emotional crescendos that showcased his powerful vocals.

and layered structures that discard the verse–chorus form in favor of crescendos and repeating themes.

specifically in the A major section, there are some crescendos and diminuendos marked in the piano part.

with loud, distorted sections, sometimes connected with crescendos and diminuendos.

louder, soft, or softer; Steele also occasionally marks crescendos and diminuendos over a string of syllables.

further development of the melody, using sweeping but short crescendos and decrescendos.

contrasting textures, sharp dissonances, crescendos starting forte, irregular downbeats, and abrupt rests.

intervals in which the music builds to a potential break, but softly decrescendos instead.

the lead guitars lacked the slow climb of the band"s trademark duelling crescendos and energetic fretwork expected from the band at the time, tending to.

represented by a rough threnody in strings followed by swelling crescendos and decrescendos in the winds.

Silversun Pickups and Saves The Day poking through string sections and big crescendos, the kind of sweeping melodic Valium that makes our stone-cold hearts.

"It"s quite hard to do dramatic crescendos on a website… I thought it would be an interesting challenge.

Synonyms:

increasing,

Antonyms:

decreasing, achromatic color,