Sentence examples for double music from inspiring English sources

American music for percussion ensemble is featured on New World 330 (LP only), a recording entitled "Double Music" after the John Cage/Lou Harrison collaboration of the same name.

Double Music, the percussion mash-up Harrison wrote together with John Cage, finishes off a very enjoyable disc.

But of course in between that moment and my first cigarette (a sneaky Benson and Hedges in a school toilet before double music, I was 12) there were plenty of unsuccessful efforts.

Mr. Cage's "Second Construction" (1940) and "Double Music" (1941) owe far more to the evocative sounds of the Balinese gamelan and the propulsive primitivism of Varese than to either Stravinsky or Schoenberg.

For example, a 1968 Karl Benjamin geometric abstraction, "Number 4" radiates controlled intelligence as it hovers above the masterful and sensuous Brazilian rosewood "Double Music Stand and Musician's Chair" which Maloof made for the LA Philharmonic's first violist Jan Hlinka in 1972.

The Voice and Its Doubles: Music and Media in Northern Australia.

Strange, beguiling excursions, they allow Kleinzahler to spin out, among other things, a prose poem on the 18th-century "ocular harpsichord" invented by a Jesuit, whose instrument -- coordinating tones with colors -- "succeeded in doubling music, so that the deaf may see and the blind may hear, and those with their sensibilities entire may enjoy music in its fullest measure".

The music video for "Pimpin was released as a double-music video along with the video for Yayo single "Curious".

There will be double the music today and every Sunday through Aug. 23 at the Summer Music '98 festival, sponsored by the Bronx Arts Ensemble and now in its 26th season.

It applied the popular Walkman brand on phones that double as music players.

The effort led to a single album, "Summit Meeting," and a double album, "Music From Free Creek," both released in England in the 1970s.