Sentence examples for central music from inspiring English sources

The decision that changed his life came when he was 9 and was admitted by the Central Music Conservatory in Beijing, China's best.

He graduated from the Central Music Conservatory in Beijing, which reopened after Mao's death, and later won a scholarship to the University of Denver.

"The most successful artists were people like Kanye West and OutKast, who redefined what hip-hop could be, along with traditionalists like Jay-Z and 50 Cent, who arguably did more to make rap the central music of the decade.

But since the service became widely available last winter, several software alternatives have been developed, including OpenNap as well as Napigator, that mimic Napster's software but use their own servers to develop central music indexes.

Petrov began piano lessons with his grandmother at the age of three and then attended the central music school of the Moscow Conservatory – an institution to which he was to remain loyal all his life – where his principal teacher was Tatiana Kestner.

There were outstanding sets from the larger ensembles too, with Northamptonshire County Youth Concert Band showing a dazzling collective virtuosity in Peter Graham's Harrison's Dream, and the Oxfordshire Central Music School Sinfonia giving a spine-tingling performance of the finale of Stravinsky's Firebird, conducted by John Traill.

Active music-making, which is often central in music therapy practice, was a central working mode in only one study [ 28].

In Koguryŏ, encompassing what is now Manchuria and northern Korea, Central Asian music and dances were combined with local styles of music and dance.

As an independent architect Adler designed Central Music Hall in Chicago (1879), which was the prototype of theatres later designed by the firm of Adler and Sullivan.

In the West the study of Central Asian music was until the late 20th century restricted mostly to travelers' accounts and analyses of small samples of music.

Today's musical roots may reach back to the period in which urban Central Asian music was in vogue at Tang dynasty (618 907 ce) courts in China.