Sentence examples for electrical music from inspiring English sources

Gavin thinks of the analog machines as works of art in their own right, electrical music boxes worth admiring as sculpture too.

We also found out how to build an electrical music saw, found net art leaking onto t-shirts, and talked with the bio-animator and fashion designer who worked on Bjork's Biophilia project.

Michael Gray calls Highway 61 "revolutionary and stunning, not just for its energy and panache but in its vision: fusing radical, electrical music ... with lyrics that were light years ahead of anyone else's; Dylan here unites the force of blues-based rock'n'roll with the power of poetry.

Zappa felt that audiences failed to appreciate his "electrical chamber music".

More important, she hit it off with an assistant professor of electrical engineering and music, Diana Dabby, who was studying the application of chaos theory to music.

The glass was intended to stimulate as much sharing as possible among the many disciplines that converged there -- whether electrical engineering or music -- while also offering visitors a chance to see what was being developed.

As Crosby left Spokane, writes Gary Giddins in "Bing Crosby: A Pocketful of Dreams," acoustical reproduction (yelling into a megaphone so that the sound might be recorded directly onto wax) was giving way to electrical reproduction of music.

The results indicate that our receptacle design may provide means of implementing hybrid electrical systems for music technology.

It was an electrical failure at the music division of the Bibliothèque Nationale that rekindled my interest in Honegger's missing song.

When on tour in Haiti, Septen travels over the country's notoriously decrepit roads on its own bus, with a truck lugging the orchestra's instruments, sheet music and electrical generators, necessary whenever power goes out, which is often.

He saw himself as simply a fan of American music, and electrical amplification and "commercialism," two folkie bugbears, meant nothing to him, so nearly all of the performers he recorded still played for their peers.