Sentence examples for fluent music from inspiring English sources
Mr. Musto's elegant, fluent music is happily postcolonial.
In a sense it was more fluent than music, because it was harder to remember.
In keeping with operatic tradition, he was never fluent at reading music.
Its gliding passages from purrs to slaps had the fluent detail of music.
It was absolutely part of the authentic operatic tradition that he was never fluent at reading music.
Since the young musician had perfect pitch, he was accustomed to working by ear, and Ms. Axton helped him become fluent in reading music.
He was a lover of classical music, fluent in English, a member of the Yacht Club, well traveled, well educated and well read.
With exquisitely trained musicians flooding out of conservatories — fluent in contemporary music and up-to-date interpretive styles — and chairs in the top orchestras hard to come by, ensembles everywhere are benefiting.
Mr. Susa's fluent and elegant music moves in an almost continuous moment-to-moment flow, purveying a kind of endless melody supported by an orchestra part that underlines changes in mood and events.
It's good to experiment with what sounds good on your own, but after practicing improvisation with other people, you should become fluent enough in music theory, scales, and chords to know what will sound good.
