"classical about" is not an idiomatic phrase in English and so it is not correct or usable.
You can use the phrase "classically about" to describe something that is in the style of a particular era. For example: "The painting is classically about 19th century rural life."
Though there's nothing remotely classical about the music, somewhere toward the end of the song you realize that there is no electric guitar on the record.
Speaking of Delonte West, Sam Riches wrote a pretty thoughtful piece for the Classical about West specifically, and mental health issues in basketball in general.
Adultery is as old as the connubial bond, which is to say that there's something classical about good old philandering, and about the physical and emotional desires that it may gratify.
Finally, with dynamic point guard Ricky Rubio possibly set to return earlier than expected to the Minnesota Timberwolves, it's as good time as any to read Flinder Boyd's insightful piece in the Classical about what it's like to play against the Spanish phenom.
P.S. There's something charmingly classical about the way that Jason Segel, as screenwriter, approaches work; he has become something of the Poet of Plan B. Yet he always ends with the question of what's next; he always leaves doubts, which may be the inherent uncertainty of the Hollywood life coming to the fore and breaking into the story.
We should change it to make it more acoustically correct, but there should be something classical about it.
For more information, call… CLASSICAL MUSIC ABOUT TIME Jan . 21Merkin Concert Hall has recently undergone an extensive renovation.
Now there is a classic about the Classical Age.
The guests make a lot of jokes about classical literature and SAT scores.
The culture of classical music is about repeatable experiences, not singular objects.
Speaking to an executive about mindfulness therefore can be a bit like speaking to a classical musician about jazz.
