Sentence examples for extensive music from inspiring English sources

(Vivien Schweitzer) Classical Music ASTON MAGNA (Friday through Sunday) For Independence Day weekend, this early-music festival has raided the extensive music library maintained by Thomas Jefferson.

He is now forty, and has had an extensive music career abroad.

So she and Fleming reached out to the performing-arts library, which has extensive music collections and artists' archives.

With such an extensive music, television and film collection, you might think Nicholas would be snowed under with discs in his small south London flat.

Zip drives will also work, but because of Zip discs' smaller storage capacity (250 megabytes), it will take much longer to save an extensive music collection.

"The internet is a kind of power shift," said Nobuyuki Idei, chief executive of Sony, which has extensive music copyright holdings.

Only when I was 11 and my parents were thinking to lead me towards a secure profession, I said: 'But I can imagine only music.'" She hardly knows Britain, but she is keen to immerse herself in the extensive music-making – educational, outreach, community – that is a feature of the CBSO, its outstanding choirs and its sister ensemble, the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group.

This may partly be due to the nature of the task, which did not involve fine-grained pitch comparisons such as those employed by Gaab et al. (2003), and hence there was little need for musicians to use their extensive music-specific processing capabilities.

Now, Adult Swim has announced a more-extensive music program for its seventh annual Singles Series.

William Morris, one of the largest talent agencies, retains operations in extensive film, music and television businesses.

The rest of the composer's extensive cello music was written for others.