non-melodic , also: nonmelodic

But it's also far too soon to write the obituary on his non-melodic efforts.

As a result, Blackmore became infuriated at what he considered non-melodic elements.

The reyong has both melodic and non-melodic percussive roles.

All the songs, which are performed in a very harsh, technical and epic (sometimes even non-melodic) way, describe the acts of demons.

The vocal lines, while angular and essentially non-melodic, are singable and forthright.

Each arrangement has different recorder parts for experience in part playing, with Orff instrumentation on both non-melodic and melodic instruments.

Games 5 - 20 incorporate melodic and non-melodic percussion and several of the games include a song.

Mad Max was a strongly energized score in the violence/action department, and for that they wanted a totally non-melodic score," explained May. "

Non-melodic percussion: bongos, snare drum, etc.

It is composed with a group of snare drums, tom drums and bass drums (melodic and non-melodic).

It includes songs for set and creative movement, singing in parts and playing melodic and non-melodic percussion instruments in parts.

While the character varies from band to band, the general tenor is droning, grinding, non-melodic — an interrogation, in some sense, of the nature of noise.

Several non-melodic scales allow the music to wind down to a quiet throb in the orchestra on a dissonant chord, C-A -D.

Amu wrote extensively for the atenteben choir comprising as large as 16 to 32 players, sometimes in combination with a choir and non-melodic percussion instruments.

The Allmusic Guide to Electronica calls it "defiantly non-melodic though not exactly harsh" and finds it a "disappointing album."

Other tracks feature Latin American and African rhythms, non-melodic percussion playing, rapping, vocal percussion, and improvisation.

Ritchie Blackmore became infuriated at the non-melodic elements and quit during the tour in 1993, during 17 November show in Helsinki, Finland.

Ted Ottaviano, a commuting member of Head Cheese, was one of the executive producers, co-wrote "Non-Melodic" with Susan, and also did photography for the record sleeve.

The delegation sought information regarding the representation of non-melodic sounds, for example animal sounds, and wondered if indeed these needed to be represented graphically because an office could simply require the magnetic support.

Pete began to write material for his yet unnamed metal band and quickly found his own style where he incorporated much melody in the guitars and topped it off with aggressive non-melodic vocals.

Cage's composition Living Room Music composed in 1940 is a "quartet" for unspecified instruments, really non-melodic objects, which can be found in a living room of a typical house, hence the title.

Firstly, the representation of non-melodic sounds, for which the question had been raised as to whether it was sufficient to provide either a sample in digital or magnetic media or a simple description of the sound.

It was a bit non-melodic and contained more growls than melodic vocals but this time,the vocals is more balanced and the band has also written better songs - you could say they have grown from medium size to X-large.

In the Spanish rhyme "Pin Marin", one Variation suggestion is to create a melody for the text (an example is given) and there are many opportunities to used melodic instruments in addition to speech, singing, body percussion and non-melodic percussion.

In 1965 an album was released containing collaborations between Piazzolla and Jorge Luis Borges where Borges's poetry was narrated over very avant-garde music by Piazzolla including the use of dodecaphonic (twelve-tone) rows, free non-melodic improvisation on all instruments, and modal harmonies and scales.