The phrase "a mixture of classical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a combination of classical elements, styles, or influences in various contexts, such as music, art, or literature.
Example: "The concert featured a mixture of classical and contemporary pieces that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "a blend of classical" or "a combination of classical".
One of the actors, Sean Kearns, has been acting for 24 years in a mixture of classical, new and devised work.
A mixture of classical, postmodern and local artists' work decks the vast mansion halls, and there is a lecture hall for those looking to learn a little more.
The ensemble hit its stride at a Christmas-week concert in which it performed a mixture of classical and pops pieces.
We did a mixture of classical theatre – because we needed to get the schools in – and plays often specifically written for the company by John McGrath, Chris Bond and Adrian Mitchell.
She presented, as she had done countless times before, a mixture of classical selections—"O mio Fernando," from Donizetti's "La Favorita," and Schubert's "Ave Maria"—and African-American spirituals.
The Abaca String Band comes to call at Briarcliff Congregational Church on Jan 12 at 4 p.m. Andrew Schulman founded the quintet, which includes mandolin, violin, viola and double-bass, along with his eight-string guitar; the group specializes in a mixture of classical and popular repertoire.
Choreography is by Vaibhavi Merchant in a mixture of folk, classical and disco sounds and among the song list are blockbuster hits from the Bollywood back catalogue that include Lagaan, Devdas, Musafir and Dhoom.
However, the principal rodent BAT depot lies in a well-defined anatomical location and is homogeneously composed of brown adipocytes, whereas hBAT is widely dispersed and occurs as a mixture of white, classical brown, and recruitable brite adipocytes (Jespersen et al., 2013) (Table 2).
Knights of Pythias/Tyner Building Designed by A. W. Maxwell and constructed around 1900, the building's architecture is a mixture of Romanesque, Classical, and Queen Anne, and it is located at 204 210 West Main Street.
By modeling combined instrument imprecision and spatial variability over a range of error types, we are able to estimate a range of effects of these sources of measurement error, which are likely a mixture of both classical and Berkson error types.
The commercial triangle area today is characterised by a mixture of neo-classical and modern buildings, as well as simplexes of pedestrian streets.
