Sentence examples for classical art form from inspiring English sources

The audiences included a mix of seasoned ballet lovers and newcomers to the classical art form.

"Opera is a very classical art form and combining it with cutting-edge VR – there's no better reason for mixing things up," Ransom said.

In doing so he brought the classical art form to which he indentured himself an audience of millions who might otherwise not have been interested.

The stated aim of the choreographer, Sophiline Cheam Shapiro, 32, is to build a cultural bridge between her two worlds by presenting a story from classical Western culture in the great classical art form of Cambodia.

He sang in numerous languages and is credited for the revival and popularity of ghazal, an Indian classical art form, by choosing poetry that was relevant to the masses and composing them in a way that laid more emphasis on the meaning of words and melody evoked by them.

The music incorporated blues and jazz idioms fashioned into the classical art form of opera.

Early editions focused on local and classical art forms, but in 2003 it stepped boldly into contemporary arts and has since become a major fixture on the Middle East's contemporary art calendar.

"I truly believe that the classical art forms need to be reachable by anyone and everyone, rather than only by those who dress up and go to the concert halls," she said.

The Modern Beauty Season will examine the perception of beauty both in modern and classical art forms and what that means.

The Modern Beauty Season will examine the perception of beauty both in modern and classical art forms through a collection of films on BBC Two and BBC Four.

And the classical art forms that receive funding from the N.E.A. allow new works that influence and inspire everyone from Francis Ford Coppola to Lin Manuel Miranda.