Sentence examples for classical territory from inspiring English sources

It should be interesting to see what the omnivorous Mr. Mehldau has created for this foray into classical territory.

His output, like that of his fellow multi-reedists Anthony Braxton and Roscoe Mitchell, can veer toward contemporary classical territory, though it rarely settles there.

Later songs -- by Leslie Steinweiss -- don't always reach that high standard and Fuglei's voice sometimes ventures into classical territory that seems less natural for Rachel.

"I never went into the classical music territory [before].

The concert began with a jazz quartet, expanded gradually to a sextet (with the addition of the trombonist Curtis Fuller and the trumpeter Eddie Henderson), and then veered off in its second half into classical and big-band territory.

The crossover territory between classical, jazz and pop has remained largely uninhabited since the era when prog-rockers strove to assert their musical chops with ill-advised symphonic works and temporary alliances with classical musicians who sometimes – as Frank Zappa learnt to his dismay – regarded the commission with a disrespect bordering on contempt.

Hurt appeared as chorus in the 2012 BBC Two production of Henry V, an adaptation that, despite being well-received, he remains unconvinced by – "For my money, it wasn't very successful" – but admits that Shakespeare and classical roles are unfamiliar territory for him, having embraced a film and television career early on.

The formal structure of the movements, while generally adhering to Classical models, also charted new territory.

Historically in the county of Lancashire, Wigan during classical antiquity was in the territory of the Brigantes, an ancient Celtic tribe that ruled much of northern England.

Mr. Atari, a burly, balding man, worked as an electrician to earn money, at first playing mostly at weddings, a major source of earnings for many Arabic classical musicians in the Palestinian territories.

I only wish that Ms. McDonald will go further afield, looking for composers who reside in the classical, folk, jazz and new-music territories.