Sentence examples for eclectic ear from inspiring English sources

Theirs was a triumph of the eclectic ear, and proof that eclectic ears make electric music.

This being America's version of Glastonbury, however, there were plenty of options to suit the eclectic ear.

The Manchester trumpeter, composer and all-round northern new-music enabler Matthew Halsall might be a man with the open ears and eclectic energy to run a broad-based contemporary record label - but he's also a disciple of the meditative 1960s music of John and Alice Coltrane, which significantly steers his own ventures.

But I've grown up to realize she is super eclectic and had an amazing ear for superlative shit like Coltrane and Luther Vandross.

A familiar name to anyone who caught our profile on local collective Bedroomer, Eytan Tobin is a multi-genre producer with an ear for the eclectic.

It's not danceable to the average person - sorry, diN Machine - but does it treat your ear to something eclectic that it wouldn't know to ask for on its own?

Complimenting Cudi's "introspective persona, ear for melody, and eclectic taste in beats," Entertainment Weekly music reviewer Simon Vozick-Levinson called him "a hyped upstart who really does represent a promising new phase in the genre's evolution".

In the second half of April, Indigo2, London, hosts a brainstorm of eclectic gigs from classy promoters Eat Your Own Ears.

And Mr. Sachs's ears remain wide open, bringing in an eclectic mix of repertory.

He was a self-taught pianist, able to play any standard by ear; the elements of his golf swing were eclectic.

As in his other works, Mr. Kagel has fashioned a thick chromatic tonality and pungent atonality, as well as a keen ear for sheer sound and color, into an eclectic, fresh and bracing musical language.