Sentence examples for generous music from inspiring English sources

Find Jackie's useful presentation on teaching primary music as a non-specialist dealing with such desperate questions as: "But I'm not musical, how can I teach music?" There are lots of generous music teachers who like nothing better than to share if you know where to look: I need some help to teach music is a handy guide to online inspiration.

The result is rhythmically fierce, vocally generous music that slips through the net of any known genre.

Their sound, as Sasha Frere-Jones writes in this week's Goings On section, "is rhythmically fierce, vocally generous music that slips through the net of any known genre".

Dan comes across as eminently huggable, not just because of his unusually generous music, but because of the way he carries himself onstage.

Giordano's meaty, generous music, which needs both brightness and heft, seems written to show off Mr. Alagna's best qualities: his vibrant sound and his exhilarating sense of being game for anything.

Reinhardt – a Roma who remained in France through the war years but was often protected from Nazi persecution by closet jazz fans among the invaders – kept on playing some of the most life-affirming and generous music of the decade.

BIGGEST TUMBLE Alberto W. Vilar, once one of the most prominent and generous classical music patrons, for his conviction on all 12 counts in his securities fraud trial.

The songs on these two albums, and the many written in between, add up to a trunkful of supremely generous American music.

But he has now reached a point at which these ideas seem much more than just coat hangers; he personalizes them into some of the most generous, liberating music out there.

Still — obligatory compliments aside — he wasn't apt to be generous about the music that followed.

His CD (Deutsche Grammophon 289 471 493-2), is notable for its generous helping of music by Albert Lortzing.