Sentence examples for bound music from inspiring English sources

Oisin DSNT last handled JoeFarr's visuals for his "Bound" music video, which involved misty water screens that actually look a lot like Moderat's interactive fog projections.

Perhaps it's the necessity of embracing the nonverbal that so often binds music and wine.

One of the prior observations that motivated the hypothesis that the MPFC is an area that binds music and memories together was that the MPFC tracked the movement of a melody through tonal space as it traversed the 24 major and minor keys that underlie Western tonal music.

But what's most refreshing is the successful use Mr. Young has made of artistic freedom; with the multidimensional twists that bind his music to his narrative, he's stitched the novel a whole new suit of clothes.

MUSIC: DONIZETTI WORLD PREMIERE This story begins in packets of music bound in soot-covered cloth and found in 1984 in a storage basement in Covent Garden, London.

The finished album is a ridiculous mix of musical ideas (Panther calls it "modern electronic baroque music"), bound together by the sheer force of her personality.

Music bound those realms together because it was, in a way, about their evolution.

But the idea of being bound together by music is quite different".

All these disparate references would be merely clever if they were not bound together by music of genuine quality.

Eighteenth-century operas on heroic subjects, mythical or classical, are sometimes seen as the antithesis of Romanticism in music, bound as they are by the rules of classical drama, formal and restrained.

Henri's writing was always bound up with music – there was his poetry band the Liverpool Scene, of course, who were produced by John Peel and opened for Led Zeppelin, and some years later Paul Weller would half-borrow this very poem for the lyrics of the Jam's Tonight at Noon.