Sentence examples for groundbreaking instruments from inspiring English sources
"Given the cost cap, it was more important to make two groundbreaking instruments," he says.
Five years later, Dr. Beckman developed another groundbreaking instrument, the spectrophotometer, which measured the amount of ultraviolet light absorbed by a substance.
Weird, isn't it?" In his lifetime, Borden has seen the synthesiser evolve from a groundbreaking instrument used by experimental composers to a standard studio tool used for everything from chart hits to brand idents.
By the time I arrived at 7 p.m., in the midst of the Talea Ensemble's performance of Hans Abrahamsen's quietly intense "Schnee," a substantial contingent had been there since kickoff at 1 p.m. Twenty-six yeago ago, when Bang on a Can was founded as a composers' collective by Julia Wolfe, Michael Gordon and David Lang, its mix of amplified acoustic and electronic instruments was groundbreaking.
With the London Classical Players, the period-instrument orchestra he founded in 1978, Mr. Norrington had issued groundbreaking cycles of Beethoven's complete symphonies and piano concertos in the late '80s.
He continued to be involved to varying degrees in a number of Grove-related projects, including dictionaries of musical instruments (1984), of American music (1986), jazz (1988), women composers (1994-95) and the groundbreaking New Grove Dictionary Of Opera (in four volumes, 1992), as well as Grove handbooks and a concise edition of the original dictionary.
His designs proved groundbreaking.
Not exactly groundbreaking stuff.
Something groundbreaking.
