Sentence examples for cutting music from inspiring English sources

It appears that cutting music classes from schools might leave students at a disadvantage.

The government is cutting music programmes in schools and slashing Arts grants as gleefully as a morbidly American kid in Baskin Robbins.

When Seasick Steve was meant to be rambling, playing the blues on his own three-string guitar, he had instead been cutting music of a very different stripe.

Dr. Smith said the tax cap could mean again having to increase class sizes and reduce electives; shortening kindergarten instruction to a half-day schedule; decreasing the number of teaching assistants, guidance counselors, psychologists, social workers, librarians and nurses; cutting music, art, sports and gifted programs; and reducing the frequency of cleanings of hallways and classrooms.

In many states of the union, school districts are short of cash and are cutting music programs in the schools.

By cutting music and arts education in schools, students can't reach their full creative potential and their futures are jeopardized.

To tackle the growing problem, the WHO recommends cutting music-listening to just an hour a day to help protect against hearing loss.

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Since then, we have grown together as artists, providing the best in cutting edge music, sound, and lights that have always brought electronic music fans back for more.

This week's cutting edge music takes us from the grooving jazz discos of Columbia to the swinging porch county music hotbed of…er…Nottingham.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Kernis denied that he advocated cutting classical music programming.