Sentence examples for downtown composition from inspiring English sources

The nervous excitement -- nervous because some of the more meditative composers worried that their music was being highjacked by noisy rock 'n' rollers -- about the apparent fusion of downtown composition and popular music.

Some -- the entire post-Cage "downtown" school of American composition -- have taken his radical experiments, pushed them farther and made more convincing music out of them.

Matt Connors Colors brighten and geometry returns in "Enjambment," Matt Connors's enticing show at the downtown gallery Canada, where his boxy compositions are constructed from planks or ribbons of contrasting hues.

"When I came to New York in 1986," he said, "to study composition at Columbia University, I lived downtown.

During his student years, this composer split his time between studying the intricacies of composition and playing in a downtown rock band, and his music has pretty consistently maintained a balance between those influences.

On Tuesday evening Sergei Tcherepnin performed a new composition at Issue Project Room in Downtown Brooklyn, where he is currently an artist in residence.

Walking tours leaving from the Chicago Cultural Center will visit six buildings in downtown; at each location, musicians will perform an original composition inspired by the building.

According to Kerri Mason of Billboard, the composition has a vibe of the New York downtown musical scene, but has a more mainstream appeal to it, making it perfect for radio, "without losing its smut and sass".

Downtown it will perform an eclectic mix of Brooklyn-related compositions.

The composition finally got its world premiere last week at Redcat in downtown Los Angeles.

The lineup of rock songs, Middle Eastern music and an hourlong composition based on algorithms and acoustic phenomena was united by downtown eclecticism and a shared taste for microtonal areas between the notes of the Western scale.