Through Rolling Stone magazine's continual support, Music Unites has been able to bring to life its first two Music Unites Youth Choir programs and the next Music Unites Youth Choir that is slated to kick off this fall in Queens with Music Unites artist ambassador Gabe Saporta from Cobra Starship.
BARGEMUSIC Steven Beck — the former Peter Serkin student, and continual new-music maven, who leads the barge's little stable of pianists — has the run of the place this week, offering the first half of what will be a complete survey of the Beethoven piano sonatas.
But it is also true that the continual flow of music — Mr. Sondheim writes that he envisioned the show as "one long rhapsodic love song" — means that you really can read the lyrics (and the dialogue interspersed throughout) as "a versified short story".
More generally, there's the continual elusiveness of the music, something you hear from the start of the first movement.
Fans are pestered and prodded by on-field M.C.'s, clattering music and continual marketing that almost make Yankee Stadium sound like a morgue.
I've always connected to Bowie's music and continual evolution in his art and expression.
The emphasis is always on the drama: the musical units are rarely self-contained but are usually woven into a continual pattern, so that the music remains a means rather than an end.
The music was a continual delight.
The most versatile craftsman of the Renaissance was Josquin, whose music displays a continual variety of contrapuntal ingenuities, including melodic imitation.
Although a continual supporter of Morrissey's music, the singer has had a tempestuous relationship with the publication, a subject which crops up frequently throughout his book.
