Sentence examples for distinguished music from inspiring English sources

Rather, they worked to establish a creative company focused on new works, distinguished music and above all on a loyalty to ballet's academic vocabulary.

Though this promises to be distinguished music making, it would be more welcome if the rest of the season were not so fixed in the Central European mainstream.

Mr. Daugherty belongs to a distinguished music faculty at the University of Michigan and enjoys public success.

In the Beatles' heyday, the distinguished music critic of the Times, William Mann, compared Lennon and McCartney to Schubert.

For the most part, the least distinguished music here was the solo vocal writing, although there is one spectacular scene that makes the entire enterprise worthwhile.

These postulated a company with new works rather than a stock repertory, a loyalty to classical dance and an emphasis on distinguished music.

This, I guess, is what distinguishes music videos from video art.

One newspaper mocked Balls for playing children's music, failing to distinguish music about children from music for children.

Nevertheless, also, some studies have conducted experiments about the human ability to distinguish music instruments (see [71] for a tabular overview).

He argues that we should distinguish music simpliciter from its artistic uses, just as we do in the cases of language and literature, depiction and painting, and so on.

At the store's inception and, I'd argue, for most of its lifespan what distinguished Other Music from other independent record shops, both in this city and beyond it, was the quietly confrontational ethos behind its name.