The phrase "a broad array of music" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a wide variety of music genres, styles, or selections available for listening or performance.
Example: "The festival featured a broad array of music, from classical symphonies to contemporary pop hits."
Alternatives: "a wide range of music" or "a diverse selection of music."
A musical omnivore who briefly oversaw the Capitol label's jazz division as well, Mr. Nelson recorded a broad array of music under the country rubric in his nearly three decades there.
Mr. Amram said that he was pleased that young people were interested in a broad array of music -- "It gives us older folks something to live for" -- and that the Internet was allowing the young to "escape the tyranny of bad taste and globalized entertainment".
In addition, the proliferation of MP3 players and multimedia electronics poses a serious threat to XM and Sirius, since they allow users to download, share and listen to a broad array of music and entertainment without commercials or other interruptions, and in many instances they're free of charge.
The tunebooks published in Baltimore included instructional notes, using a broad array of music education techniques then common.
Retail businesses are doing the same: through streaming offerings like Soundtrack Your Brand (which spun out of Spotify), they're using commercial licenses – which are more expensive – to stream a broader array of music in stores rather than putting on the radio or playing the same few CDs.
Occasionally, a festival will focus on a particular genre (e.g., folk, heavy metal, world music), but many attempt to bring together a diverse lineup to showcase a broad array of popular music trends.
"With a single bold experiment, it revealed a broad array of possibilities for experiencing and monetising music in the future".
The Jazz Passengers will perform the music, in a broad array of styles; the words will fall to Mr. Nathanson and high school students from New York City and the suburbs of Paris.
Organized by the electronic musician Carlos Giffoni and now in its sixth season, the event gathers a broad array of drone sculptors and distortion specialists, along with fans who appreciate the music on intellectual and visceral terms.
