Sentence examples for a blend of classical from inspiring English sources

The brute aesthetic of fascism -- a blend of classical style and modern functionalism advanced by 20th-century totalitarian regimes -- is widespread these days, having muscled its way from the worlds of architecture and fashion photography onto movie screens and runways.

I felt it needed to be recorded by jazz players and with a blend of classical.

Josh is writing its music, which he describes as a blend of classical, improv and groove with a Balkans and Eastern European accent.

Using a blend of classical music and electronics mixed by NEC classmate DJ Rich Chwastiak (THE WIG), and incorporating dancers, live musicians, and a visual artist who designed the backdrop to the set, AcousticaElectronica didn't so much arrive in Somerville as invade.

The old quantum theory was a blending of classical and quantum ideas: while it is assumed that the motion of an electron within a particular stationary state can still be described on the basis of the classical theory, the radiation given off in a transition between stationary states (the "quantum jumps") cannot.

I had no knowledge of this northern Italian minimalist composer, but his venture into the music of southern Italy was a revelation: a blend of folk, classical, pop and world.

Moore characterises the song as a synthesis of ragtime and pop, noting that its position following "Within You Without You" – a blend of Indian classical music and pop – demonstrates the diversity of the album's material.

Shows featuring swing, ragtime, pops and operatic cabaret (which the group defines as a blend of neo-classical opera, Yiddish theater, European cabaret and fire-eating belly dancers -- no kidding) continue every weekend in July.

LUNA NEGRA The Chicago-based ensemble, which specializes in a spirited blend of classical, modern, and Latin-American dance techniques, makes its New York début at the New Victory.

LUNA NEGRA The Chicago-based ensemble, which specializes in a spirited blend of classical, modern, and Latin-American dance techniques, has its New York début at the New Victory.

In "Mea Culpa," Joshua Green performed a raucous blend of classical steps, both Western and Indian, to music by Rossini and Gowri Shankar.