Sentence examples for close to classical from inspiring English sources

The fiddler Martin Hayes and the guitarist Dennis Cahill turn traditional Irish tunes into gentle, virtuosic fantasias that drift into realms close to classical music and jazz.

As staff go in and out of the building, they have been up close to classical musicians and the beautiful score of the Requiem for Arctic Ice.

Although orthographically eccentric, however, the text is obviously meant to represent Latin, not a Romance tongue; when phrases rather than isolated words are glossed, the Latin is often very close to classical models.

But Mr. Glass's four mature quartets, Nos. 2 to 5, show him using the surging, shifting rhythms and tumbling arpeggios of his early Minimalist works as building blocks for pieces that hew close to Classical notions of proportion and pacing, along with an almost Romantic emotional acuity.

In particular, Field is interested in producing a theory as close to classical logic as possible, which at the same time retains all T-biconditionals (the conditional itself will be nonclassical) and which at the same time can express, in some sense, the claim that such and such a sentence is defective.

I attend a spectrum of concerts that are close to classical -- anything from Wynton Marsalis to Renée Fleming.

Fuller's work is closer to classical sonata form.

John Adams, Alexander Hamilton, and the Federalists of the late 18th and early 19th centuries were conservative in their emphasis on order and security, but in other respects they were closer to classical liberalism.

Modern quantum formulations of MR are much closer to classical descriptions than to typical quantum inspired myths frequent in literature.

It also permits us to characterize the free Segal Bargmann transform and the free Hall transform introduced by Biane, in a manner which is closer to classical definitions.

There are a few tracks that sound much closer to classical music, and a few more, like 'Helix,' that are really powerful and feature the drums.