Sentence examples for glorious music from inspiring English sources

Music analyst Clifford Bartlett writes that "Monteverdi's glorious music goes beyond Busenello's cynical realism, and presents human behaviour in a better light".

Mozart's glorious music sets the scene on a monstrosity, and his musical realization of a monstrous world and its deliverance is one of the glories of the history of art.

Give the public a choice between musically assisted literature and 150-year-old operas with ludicrous librettos and glorious music, and watch the stampede.

He added that "the result should be a one-of-a-kind evening of glorious music".

In Wagner's operas, at least, it resulted in some glorious music.

But it all made for an evening of glorious music, tenuously and piquantly tied to history.

It was another example of the glorious music-making that the combination of superb personnel and optimal performing conditions can produce.

The indignant band formed "a musical republic", the first self-governing orchestra in Britain, launching a century of independence, glorious music-making and, at times, a wilful penchant for courting disaster.Indeed, Richard Morrison's chronicle often reads like a paradigm of the hazards of co-operative self-employment.

(Its former location in Grant Park was out of the way for pedestrians and awkward to reach by public transportation.) Its opening, along with renovations nearby of two once-glorious music halls -- the Oriental and Palace Theaters -- have helped lure a handful of new hotels and restaurants to the area.

The rest of the program was made up of assorted bits and pieces, all to some of the most glorious ballet music ever composed.

As a man of deep Protestant faith and a great admirer of Luther, Bach got the chance to do a lot of what he wanted most: to write glorious church music.