| It leads without pause into a restatement of the theme by the orchestra, with delicate chordal embroidery in the piano. |
| Chromatic, harplike swirls, fluid chordal figures and alluring bent notes showed the koto's more familiar character. |
| In Amphioxus the notochord is immediately surrounded by a structureless cuticular layer, the chordal sheath. |
| Nineteenth-century harmonic usage, therefore, tended to expand not only the chordal vocabulary itself but also the function of chords. |
| Of the divine spheral music, the one is the chordal harmony, the other the consecutive harmony or melody. |
| Their textures are dominated by right-hand melodies against chordal accompaniment figures. |
