Sentence examples for core classical from inspiring English sources

Sales of the core classical repertoire are falling.

His relationship with this core classical repertoire was forged in his early life in Hungary.

There, he expanded the repertoire beyond core classical and romantic works into 20th century music.

It is extremely rare for core classical music releases to appear in the British pop charts.

Thus while preserving Lincoln Center's core classical repertory, Mr. Leventhal has made aggressive program development a top priority.

When Mr. Barrett took the helm in July 2003, standard presentations of the core classical repertory dominated the festival's fare.

This could be about the core classical-music repertory, certainly from the point of view of anyone who has gone through a competition, in which pieces are reduced to one-word tags (as in "the judges would like to hear the Beethoven").

The audience at the Philharmonic might be described as hard-core classical: mostly people fifty and older.

The orchestra's lone concession to the hard-core classical repertory was the Kyrie from Beethoven's Missa Solemnis, the work performed at the first concert in Symphony Hall, on Oct. 15, 1900, and again two weeks ago to start this anniversary season.

Popular music appealed to listeners a generation younger than NPR's core audience; classical music and opera appealed to listeners a decade to a generation older.

There is a slim kernel of Byronic romance in "Corsaire" and a large core of classical transcendence in "Bayadère" that are worth saving.