Sentence examples for figures of music from inspiring English sources

Latest figures of music sales on vinyl reveal a surprising resurgence of analogue music.

For several years the Bard Music Festival's annual summer Rediscoveries programs have offered audiences two full weekend's of panels, lectures and chamber music concerts and orchestra programs that explore a pivotal figures of music history in historical context.

The facade was adorned with columns of yellow Sicilian marble, and carved figures of Music and Dance presided within, although statues representing Stage-Door Johnnies would have been more appropriate; the stage door was, as Ziegfeld's biographer noted, the most famous in Broadway history.

In April 2014, a number of music industry figures, including disc jockey Mike Read, unveiled a blue plaque above the premises that included a QR Code to access a multimedia presentation about the history of music.

Today many jazz scholars agree that Morton was a dominant figure in creating this form of music, said Bruce Raeburn, curator of the Hogan Jazz Archives at Tulane University.

"One of the things that surround you here are the great figures of American music of the past.

The idea of publicly funded pop groups might sound strange, but many leading figures of African music served time in such institutions.

Then ask, "Who are some important historical figures of the music world?" As you list their responses, ask them why those mentioned might be important.

AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Leon Botstein and his intrepid orchestra wind up another adventurous season with an afternoon devoted to two major figures of Soviet music.

When a human motion feature V in is given, we can select the predetermined number of music pieces according to the query human motion that minimize the following distances: Figure 3 Overview of music recommendation according to human motion.

In many ways, Beethoven, the venerable father figure of classical music, is the most revolutionary and disturbing of them all.