Sentence examples for classical sounds from inspiring English sources
The trio, which includes Áslaug Rún Magnúsdóttir on clarinet and electronics producer Þórður Kári Steinþórsson, weaves old poetry around astral, electronic and classical sounds.
Personally I'm of the firm belief that pop music based on punk or hip-hop doesn't work with an orchestra: the lush, classical sounds overload the music, turning it into a Music for Pleasure easy-listening parody.
Jacob's Saturday morning routine, which he details here in The Classical, sounds maniacal: "Get up at 6am, make a pot of coffee, shower, and put on my Reading shirt.
Mr. Malloy, whose previous work includes "Beowulf: A Thousand Years of Baggage" and "Three Pianos," which was directed by Ms. Chavkin, has composed a score that moves easily from the dramatic to the lyrical, and includes Russian and classical sounds too.
First as part of a duo with a bassist and later as the leader of the Don Shirley Trio, featuring a bassist and a cellist — an unusual instrumentation suggesting the sonorities of an organ — he produced music that synthesized popular and classical sounds.
Though Philip was a fine mentor, he never left us feeling that we were being taught, even if some of us never quite adapted to the endless stream of classical sounds from Radio 3 whenever he was driving his camper van.
His guitar has a classical sound, and he writes most of his own music.
That said, I gladly welcome suggestions from Ross or anyone else during the coming year for what classical music to include in a future (all classical?) sound collage.
What Lupu somehow has done, I think, is to find greater amplitude, more layered gradations of subtlety, within the world of the basic classical sound than anyone else.
And arriving in Skinner's shop was the voice of the future, G. Donald Harrison, who championed a new instrument that produced a clear, well-balanced classical sound.
Modern strings, played with historical phrasing techniques, can approximate a Baroque or Classical sound, but old brass instruments have a texture and bite that their modern counterparts cannot produce.
