Sentence examples for evolving music from inspiring English sources

Part of that has to do with the cynicism that is hanging over the ever-fragmenting and evolving music business.

Since then, he has delivered his poetic, socially conscious lyrics in restlessly evolving music that draws on jazz, hip-hop, hard rock and reggae.

Richie Hawtin records albums as Plastikman, making dank, ominous, slowly evolving music that sometimes uses a dance pulse and sometimes takes more amorphous shapes, full of quiet, echoey tones and a sense of subterranean tension.

The second half of the program was devoted to the deliciously complex, slowly evolving "Music for 18 Musicians," a score in which marimbas, vibraphones, pianos, a vocal quartet, strings and winds create a tightly intertwined, at times hypnotic mass of sound.

But that's no reason to doubt the ambitions of Microsoft's chairman in the rapidly evolving music industry, and, specifically, to take on Apple, which in one slow quarter sells eight times the number of iPods that Microsoft sells Zune players in a year.

LP33.tv's consumer site is only part of the company's effort to serve the rapidly evolving music scene.

Highly evolved music, developed from postwar modernism, could exist in the concert hall alongside rock and pop-influenced post-minimalism and music that was a refined, polished postmodern exploration of the physical nature of the sound spectrum.

Here, he explains how a Darwinian computer program that can evolve music from noise could spell the end of the composer.

As technology evolved, music became more and more portable.

So, life evolves and the human experience evolves, music evolves as well, and I'm okay with that.

To evolve music you got to first simplify it to elaborate.