The phrase "a mixture of classic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a combination of classic elements, styles, or influences in various contexts, such as art, music, or literature.
Example: "The film is a mixture of classic storytelling and modern cinematography, creating a unique viewing experience."
Alternatives: "a blend of classic" or "a combination of classic".
The Next Day is a mixture of "classic Bowie" and "innovative Bowie", Visconti promised, made by an artist who is both happy and in good health.
As a statement it seemed a mixture of classic Mourinho arrogance and the childish cry of a sore loser, trying to claim they weren't really trying anyway.
In Barber's Sonata (1949), by contrast, the demands are not subtle at all: a mixture of classic forms, 12-tone figuration and pure old-fashioned virtuosity, it is the most galvanic work Barber composed.
Seven keg pumps deliver a mixture of classic continental and innovative craft beers, with a short, solid bottled menu (Nøgne Ø, Flying Dog) further ensuring that every drinker leaves happy.
Thomas O'Brien's eight-year-old store and furniture gallery is going strong with a mixture of classic modern pieces: Danish midcentury, Art Deco, his own Aero furniture line and his 60-piece collection for Hickory Chair.
The conservation effort at Lewa -- which is a mixture of classic habitat preservation, stringent security measures (the rhinos have their own security guards at all times) and the use of the latest technology to enhance the knowledge of a species and its breeding patterns -- has been astounding.
Throughout the fighting, the theaters stayed open, presenting a mixture of comedies, classic plays and operettas as a way of helping people forget what was going on around them.
Their next move was to concoct a cocktail list with a mixture of updated classics, like a ginger sidecar, and newer creations like Cynars and Saints, a bittersweet potion of artichoke and elderflower liqueurs topped with prosecco.
Transhumanist "solutions" or concepts cryogenic freezing, mind uploading, cybernetic implants—often feel, not unsurprisingly, like a bland mixture of classic sci-fi, Silicon Valley positivism, and one too many message-board arguments.
New York's contemporary artists, and New York as a whole, need the creative energy of this stubborn, single-minded little institution, its outstanding exhibition program and its wondrous collection, an unparalleled mixture of classic American folk art and 20th-century outsider geniuses.
NEW YORK CITY OPERA The company begins its season with a mixture of new and classic works.
