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reharmonize

 

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Verb reharmonize has 1 sense
  1. reharmonize, reharmonise - provide with a different harmony; "reharmonize the melody"
    --1 is one way to harmonize, harmonise
    Derived form: noun reharmonization1
    Sample sentence:
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Term: Reharmonize

Part of Speech: verb

Sense 1: to alter or change the harmony of a piece of music, typically by substituting or adding chords

Sample Sentence 1: He decided to reharmonize the jazz standard, giving it a modern twist.

Sample Sentence 2: The composer reharmonized the entire piano concerto to create a richer and more vibrant sound.

Sample Sentence 3: She studied various techniques to reharmonize simple melodies and make them more complex.

Part of Speech: noun

Sense 1: the act or process of reharmonizing music

Sample Sentence 1: The workshop focused on the theory and practice of reharmonization.

Sample Sentence 2: His reharmonize of the song transformed it into a beautiful masterpiece.

Sample Sentence 3: She received compliments for her reharmonize of the hymn during the church service.

Part of Speech: adjective

Sense 1: describing something that has been altered harmonically

Sample Sentence 1: The band's reharmonized rendition of the popular ballad brought tears to the audience's eyes.

Sample Sentence 2: The reharmonized version of the song gave it a fresh and exciting feel.

Sample Sentence 3: Listening to the reharmonized melody, she couldn't help but tap her feet to the new rhythm.

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