Sentence examples for classical trend from inspiring English sources

In general, after the first quarter of the century, ensembles became smaller, and an anti-Romantic, if not a purely Classical, trend was discernible.

In this study, we advance the classical multivariate trend analyses to control the periodic autocorrelation by expressing the time effect of the load factor as a dynamic (can be linear or nonlinear) function of the parameters [29].

I don't usually go with the current trend but tend to stick with what I love which is classical style furniture with a modern twist.

The classical differentiation trends are ferroan anorthosite (FAN -suite and Mg-suite rocks (e.g., Warner et al. 1976; Warren and Wasson 1977).

In a context in which classical aesthetic trends and nostalgic codes of travel reminiscent of the Venetian Grand Tour still held sway, Victorian travellers ventured along alternative routes into the wild and rocky Highlands of Venice, pioneering new travel styles that satisfied the desire of experiencing nature in landscape.

This single work juxtaposed a wide variety of trends, including the neo-classical style (showing the influence of Stravinsky) and post-Romanticism (after Gustav Mahler).

In classical music, that trend was set by the huge orchestral forces demanded by Mahler, Bruckner and Wagner (who, of course, used the larger orchestra for music that needed those big forces).

The move continues a decade-long trend among classical stations.

"It's not like he is following a trend in classical music right now," he said.

"This certainly isn't a good trend for classical music in general, because when any kind of music disappears from the airwaves, that's more or less the end of it," Mr. Rudman said.

However you choose to define it, "serious" music seems livelier and more variegated today than it has in many a decade, a trend the classical music critics of The New York Times are eager not only to acknowledge but also to encourage.