Sentence examples for become classical from inspiring English sources

If The New Yorker wins, Das Racist has to quit rap and become classical musicians.

"He thought we were very good and we should become classical musicians," Mr. Assad said.

You can't kill classical music — I tried!" His point was that there were thousands of people in China streaming into villages and cities eager to become classical pianists.

In hardly a year, Andante.com, its home page an understated study in black, rose, and beige, has become classical music's most prominent Web site.

By Russell Platt In hardly a year, Andante.com, its home page an understated study in black, rose, and beige, has become classical music's most prominent Web site.

By the time he made "Ordet," the modern had become classical, and Dreyer had stripped his style of angular expressivity in favor of a still yet furious clarity that seemed to see through things to reveal their transcendent essence.

All music becomes classical music in the end.

What was once radical became classical; what was classical was the model to rebel against.

Nigel Kennedy played a concert in [East] Jerusalem last year with the Strings, and that's when it became classical ensemble.

Insofar as Western culture grew out of Greek culture, and became "classical," it did so because the scholars of Al Andalus transmitted Greek thought to western Europe.

Nilus Cabasilas, (born c. 1298, Thessalonica, Byzantine Empire died c. 1363, Constantinople) Greek Orthodox metropolitan, theologian, and scholar, whose treatises critical of medieval Latin theology became classical apologies for the Orthodox tradition of the Byzantine church.