Sentence examples for evolution in music from inspiring English sources

There are almost as many bow styles and designs as there are string players and pieces of music for them to perform; so fundamental, indeed, is the bow to the sound produced that an advance in bow design generally heralds an evolution in music.

We've seen the same evolution in music and television.

"There is an evolution in Cuban music where you hear contemporary music that has a contemporary sound.

Now "party tracks are few-and-far-between," she says, marking an evolution in dance music.

Now, Tokyo-based animator Takuya Takahashi (a.k.a., densuke28) is taking a shot at great ape evolution in a music video for Your Gay Thoughts' track "To Disappear".

The first set consists of the entire Blackwater Park album, while the second set contains one song from every album excluding Blackwater Park, in chronological order representing the twenty years of "evolution" in their music.

Citing Daniel Leech-Wilkinson's book "The Modern Invention of Medieval Music," Ms. Friman describes the evolution in early-music interpretation from a vain pursuit of period "authenticity" through an ideal of "historically informed performance" to a frank admission that historically informed performance is essentially a creation rather than a re-creation.

Senator Lee, a Republican from Utah who is the ranking minority member of the committee, said in a statement: "Technological advances have led to much evolution in the recorded music industry.

In your opinion, what time period was the biggest evolution in Hip-Hop music?

"There are going to be 14 songs and I'm very excited because they're songs that have my mark but show a notable evolution in [my] music," the singer told HuffPost.

When I asked Cusick whether she considered these tactics a new development in the evolution of music as a weapon of war, she answered that there are, in fact, some disturbing historical precedents, not least the forced musical rituals at Nazi concentration camps.