Sentence examples for by a horn section from inspiring English sources

(In places, the band was joined by a horn section: tenor and alto sax, trombone, trumpet).

Here, most of the tunes have their own shape and melody, led by a horn section in which trombone usually takes the lead.

Los Pleneros de la 21 linked Puerto Rican bombas and plenas to salsa, pushed along by a horn section, and the Mahogany Brass Band paraded onstage and down the aisles.

Instead, the show opens with a record-scratch, a dustily projected image of a few planets emblazoned with the words "OUTER SPACE", and a screaming cosmic being whose flight is accompanied by a horn section of air raid sirens.

At a time when the South was still rigidly segregated, it was an integrated band: two black members and two white members, backed by a horn section that was also racially mixed.

If Franzen does write well about sex, he does so in part because he allows in humour (that overpopulation gag; and the idea that a really good orgasm might be saluted by a horn section) without letting it overwhelm the scene or destroy its pathos.

By senior year, he had added a horn section and was doing songs by Blood, Sweat and Tears and Chicago, he said.

It's hand played, by a band complete with a horn section, rather than programmed.

After a long overture by his orchestra (which included a horn section, flute, keyboards, accordion, tabla, hand drums, electric bass and a rock drum kit) Hakim ran onstage singing "El Salam," one of his biggest hits, from the 2002 album "Talakik".

The ten-piece instrumental band, centered on a horn section led by the baritone-sax player Jared Tankel, produces thick, layered funk styles that can't easily be traced back to the music of Fela Kuti or other funk auteurs.

So I was expecting Magnetic North's album, Prospect of Skelmersdale, to throb with the percussion of stolen vehicles crashing, played out over the subliminal hum of aspiration dispersing, with a horn section inspired by enteritis.