| Each creation is composed of three or two images whose chromatics are altered and adjusted based on the primary colors: blue, yellow and red. |
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| Originating in Nancy in Lorraine, I have taught the harmonica diatonic and chromatics for more than twenty years. |
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| Her work illustrates a visual quest for the expression of space, shapes or chromatics. |
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| To a lesser extent McDonald 'sfound a way of doing for its triple sirloin McCoronaries what the infamous gold-or-blue dress did for chromatics. |
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| The instrument's total range is five octaves in a key close to the key of C in Western music, and chromatics are found in the middle octaves. |
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| The hair growth LED unit is designed based on optics, chromatics and hairdressing theories. |
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| You can set the colours from the spectrum without any knowledge of chromatics. |
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| An instrument carefully made by experts for those who want to begin studying the world of chromatics and music. |
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| Today, he crafts the harmonicas of the greatest names in chromatics in Brazil, and he designed this harmonica too. |
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| Grimaud's beloved chromatics jangled, as the singer sang of fainting. |
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| Along with the nocturnal shiverings of Bartók, we have glints of Ligeti's astral imaginings, the attenuated keening of Shostakovich's late quartets, the lush chromatics of Szymanowski, and a dry but generous wit. |
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| Florence Urbina : The winning work is very rich in chromatics. |
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| The movement begins with three eerie sustained notes, and through tremolo chromatics and abrupt outbursts creates an impression which set the scene for the Takemitsu work. |
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| The Chromatics are one of those increasingly rare live acts who can transmogrify a distracted room into a single glowing organism. |
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| Chromatics is a solitaire game for learning musical scales and chords. |
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