Definition of close harmony in English:

close harmony

nounkləʊsˈhɑːməniˌklōs ˈhärmənē

mass nounMusic

Harmony in which the notes of the chord are close together, typically in vocal music.
〔乐〕（尤指声乐的）密集和声
the chorus was sung in close harmony
Example sentencesExamples
- The close harmony left you marvelling whether it was a cappella or with piano accompaniment, plus drums and bass.
- The Everly Brothers brought the close harmony singing of the recorded country tradition into popular music.
- They developed a unique style of close harmony with a distinctive sound and soon became very popular on the radio and in concerts in Southern California.
- Michael will be joined on stage by his sisters, cousin, and friends who will complement his poetry with some popular songs and close harmony singing.
- I particularly like the two-way lament of ‘The Letters’; and ‘Nightingale’ has some fantastic close harmony singing.

Definition of close harmony in US English:

close harmony

nounˌklōs ˈhärmənē

Music

Harmony in which the notes of the chord are close together, typically in vocal music.
〔乐〕（尤指声乐的）密集和声
the chorus was sung in close harmony
Example sentencesExamples
- The Everly Brothers brought the close harmony singing of the recorded country tradition into popular music.
- The close harmony left you marvelling whether it was a cappella or with piano accompaniment, plus drums and bass.
- I particularly like the two-way lament of ‘The Letters’; and ‘Nightingale’ has some fantastic close harmony singing.
- Michael will be joined on stage by his sisters, cousin, and friends who will complement his poetry with some popular songs and close harmony singing.
- They developed a unique style of close harmony with a distinctive sound and soon became very popular on the radio and in concerts in Southern California.

单词	close harmony
释义	Definition of close harmony in English: close harmony nounkləʊsˈhɑːməniˌklōs ˈhärmənē mass nounMusic Harmony in which the notes of the chord are close together, typically in vocal music. 〔乐〕（尤指声乐的）密集和声 the chorus was sung in close harmony Example sentencesExamples The close harmony left you marvelling whether it was a cappella or with piano accompaniment, plus drums and bass. The Everly Brothers brought the close harmony singing of the recorded country tradition into popular music. They developed a unique style of close harmony with a distinctive sound and soon became very popular on the radio and in concerts in Southern California. Michael will be joined on stage by his sisters, cousin, and friends who will complement his poetry with some popular songs and close harmony singing. I particularly like the two-way lament of ‘The Letters’; and ‘Nightingale’ has some fantastic close harmony singing. Definition of close harmony in US English: close harmony nounˌklōs ˈhärmənē Music Harmony in which the notes of the chord are close together, typically in vocal music. 〔乐〕（尤指声乐的）密集和声 the chorus was sung in close harmony Example sentencesExamples The Everly Brothers brought the close harmony singing of the recorded country tradition into popular music. The close harmony left you marvelling whether it was a cappella or with piano accompaniment, plus drums and bass. I particularly like the two-way lament of ‘The Letters’; and ‘Nightingale’ has some fantastic close harmony singing. Michael will be joined on stage by his sisters, cousin, and friends who will complement his poetry with some popular songs and close harmony singing. They developed a unique style of close harmony with a distinctive sound and soon became very popular on the radio and in concerts in Southern California.
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