Sentence examples for circular music from inspiring English sources
It is also a shrine of remembrance now, because in the circular music room hang the portraits of the famous pilots whom Churchill called "the few".
They brought more commitment to Janacek's impassioned Quartet No. 1, "Kreutzer Sonata," written after the Tolstoy short story, which makes the work intriguingly circular: music about literature about music.
The tapestries, now hanging at the Frick for the first time, add drama to the circular music room; its flocked green silk upholstered walls are a fitting backdrop for the lush blue-green landscapes punctuated with bright yellows, reds and browns.
Sony commissioned the design and construction of a custom-built stage for the Wee Waa album launch event, and the Daft Arts production house assembled a LED circular music space that became Australia's biggest-ever outdoor dance floor.
"That was a sick sydeshow, yadadameen?" - a "sydeshow" is a more expansive version of a Hyphy train: a Fast and the Furious-style automobile festival of ghost-riding, turning doughnuts (circular spins), loud music and general Hyphy behaviour.
The French Regency-style villa had a circular staircase, a music salon and a drawing room with a marble fireplace.
The Fader's Amos Barshad contributes an almost write-around of Future, in which he struggles to get a lot out of the artist, and concludes that Future is as tight-lipped in real life as he is dark and circular in his music.
"Extraordinary rendition: On politics, music, and circular meanings" Ways of Doing: The Spencer Foundation Research Training Program, Teachers College Columbia University, New York, New York, November 7, 2005.
The two-headed tacked drum hung in an elaborate circular frame in court music is a gaku-daiko or tsuri-daiko.
Canon Alan Amos, the hospital chaplain, said: "He likes to play what I would call mood music - quite circular in nature without defined beginnings or endings". Mr Amos suggested he was using music as an anaesthetic.
IF producers ever needed a clear-cut justification for hiring stars at sky-high salaries, they could easily point to what Anthony Quinn does for "Zorba". From the moment Mr. Quinn strides onto the Westbury Music Fair's circular stage this otherwise flat, overly sentimental musical begins to sparkle with that indefinable something called star quality.
