Sentence examples for giving classical from inspiring English sources
He doesn't put much stock in fads like giving classical music CD's to parents of newborns.
Balanchine, who had been giving classical ballet an American accent for decades, in these dances made an enchanting amalgam of jazz and classicism.
With Chroma, which makes its Australian debut on Tuesday, the Royal Ballet's resident superstar Wayne McGregor is giving classical ballet a rock'n'roll edge.
To showcase books with special design elements, booksellers at Changing Hands Bookstore in Tempe, Ariz., created a display of lushly embroidered Penguin classics with a sign reading, "Give classical beauty this holiday season".
Characters are given classical names like Narcissa, Persephone and Leda.
But while the goal was to give classical a cool makeover, the evening started out as more serious than festive.
For that, he announced to the audience, he'd be willing to finally give classical music a go.
The system of syllable quantity, connected with that of vowel length, must have given Classical Latin distinctive acoustic character.
They're given classical poses that implode in a rush of staccato activity, and phrases that twist and turn against the natural flow of the body.
Was Psyche (black servants in Britain were often given classical names) a boxer, and is he here commemorated for his prowess in the ring?
Ibrahim is known to demand from audiences the respect given classical performers: "He wants total silence and the piano to be 102% in tune," says Jansen.
