Sentence examples for classical format from inspiring English sources
After Mr. Finckel learned that the reduced classical format for the FM station had been approved, he expressed disappointment, especially because there would be no morning classical music.
The duet seems to follow a standard classical format, as ballerina Robinson draws her partner Mthuthuzeli November into a dazzled dance of courtship.
WNYC took charge of WQXR after it was sold by The New York Times Company, a move that probably saved its classical format.
But as ad-supported programmers also decide that the classical format is no longer practical, the music has started to find a new savior.
This concerto's mingling of classical format and very contemporary idiom – the scratching and sampling of a DJ on turntables – should be an ideal way in to the sometimes mysterious spheres of contemporary classical music.
Since then WNYC executives like Limor Tomer — an independent performance curator hired in 2006 as executive producer for music — have grappled with the station's role at a time when webcasts and satellite radio have radically expanded the availability of the classical format and on-demand access to specific music.
There are also slightly more than 100 nonprofit stations with classical formats.
Its discursive, one-thing-leads-to-another style plays nicely against the earlier faithfulness to classical formats (the Horn Concerto with Dale Clevenger and the two "Stimmungsbilder" with Mr. Barenboim as pianist).
He recorded several solo albums, including Songs For A Tailor and Harmony Row, which were a synthesis of rock, jazz and classical formats and which featured leading UK musicians such as guitarist John McLaughlin, blues saxophonist Dick Heckstand-Smith andrummerer Jon Hiseman.
The fact that classical formats as pdb, fasta, or others have been created has helped tremendously the achievement of many studies.
If something was foreign, it was the classical music format in which the music was housed.
