Pyongyang offers some access to foreign styles.
Recordings are more widely available than ever, too, and with them comes the influence of foreign styles.
"People might not consider kushikatsu Japanese, but their food culture is always evolving to adopt foreign styles and ingredients".
He was exposed to foreign styles through scores and was aware of opera, even if just enough to decide that the art form wasn't quite for him.
The invading modernist forces were led by Schoenberg and Stravinsky, and once again foreign styles had to be absorbed into French music.
The used clothes create a new culture here, one of furious commercial enterprise and local interpretation of foreign styles, cut-rate and imitative and vibrant.
Wider in scope, this collection explores, across various epochs, indigenous Indian traditions; the assimilation of foreign styles into Indian taste — including the impact of the Victorian Raj on Indian production; and the technological advances brought by new western setting techniques.
Yet at least since the 1970's calypso has been challenged by both the sped-up, beat-heavy party tunes of soca (from soul-calypso) and by foreign styles, particularly reggae and hip-hop.
The High Plains Winegrowers Wine & Music Festival, organized by a new coalition of growers, will draw attention to the more than 75 varietals in the region, with mainstays including cabernet sauvignon, pinot noir and chardonnay paired with trendy foreign styles like montepulciano and tempranillo.
Thus, Russia's cultural Europeanization in the early 18th century produced works of literature in a new manner, using foreign styles and techniques, such as the treatises and sermons of Feofan Prokopovich, Peter's main assistant in church matters, and the satires and translations of Prince Antiokh Kantemir, the first modern Russian poet.
