harmonization
1 of 1noun/ˌhɑrmənɪˈzeɪʃən/
Forms:harmonizations
1
the act of singing additional vocal parts that complement the melody, creating harmonies
- The a cappella group showcased their exceptional harmonization with intricate arrangements of popular songs.
- During the chorus, the singers demonstrated flawless harmonization, their voices blending seamlessly to create a captivating sound.
- The duet captivated the audience with their beautiful harmonization, each voice intertwining to create a mesmerizing melody.
- In the barbershop quartet, the members perfected their harmonization, achieving a perfect balance of voices in every performance.
- As they sang in perfect harmonization, the choir transported the audience with the depth and richness of their combined voices.
2
a musical composition or arrangement that features multiple voices or instruments
- The composer's latest work is a beautiful harmonization of strings and woodwinds, creating a lush and evocative musical landscape.
- The jazz ensemble delighted the audience with their intricate harmonization of brass and percussion, effortlessly blending solos and ensemble sections.
- In the symphony orchestra's rendition of the classical piece, the conductor emphasized the rich harmonization of strings, brass, and woodwinds to evoke a sense of grandeur and emotion.
- The folk band's album features a captivating harmonization of vocals and acoustic instruments, transporting listeners to a serene and rustic setting.
- The chamber choir's performance of the Renaissance madrigal showcased the intricate harmonization of multiple vocal parts, highlighting the beauty and complexity of polyphony.