Sentence examples for Musical scope from inspiring English sources

Upon its release, Goldenheart received universal acclaim from music critics, who praised its grand musical scope and Richard's theatrical personality.

The musical scope of that brain is far reaching.

An opening that seems to marry "Jaws" with Gustav Mahler establishes the drama and musical scope of the work.

Also during the 1960s, Menuhin widened his musical scope and began conducting, going on to conduct most of the major world orchestras.

"Many, many other pianists, even though he didn't teach them privately, felt that he had an immeasurable impact on their musical knowledge and their musical scope".

Almost a year later, Ocean unveiled Pyramids, a song that was ambitious in its musical scope, multiple narrative perspectives, length (10 minutes) and meaning (a metaphor involving Cleopatra that touched on the black experience from Africa to the strip club).

At the same time, the original songs the Beatles wrote and recorded dramatically expanded the musical range and expressive scope of the genre they had inherited.

There are many other characteristics of music that may be written in a musical score, but a complete description is beyond the scope of this paper.

In 2004, Slant's Barry Walsh labelled its results as "simply magical" after the band turned rock music into a more global entity in terms of its musical and lyrical scope.

The follow-up, 1998's "Ophelia," was a more ambitious, partly successful attempt to broaden her musical and lyrical scope.

Barry Gray considered the musical score for Thunderbird 6 superior to that of Thunderbirds Are Go since its depiction of round-the-world travel provided scope for a large number of musical themes.