Sentence examples for groups of musical from inspiring English sources

The instruments in the ensemble may be divided into three groups of musical function.

In "Notes," Michal Rovner, an Israeli filmmaker and visual artist, seemed to be drawing a parallel between groups of people (often shown arrayed on five levels, like a musical staff) and groups of musical notes.

His music from this period onwards incorporates his own methods of building harmonies from small groups of musical intervals.

The most awarded artist in the history of the Billboard Music Awards with 33 wins, she is one an elite group of musical acts, such as Madonna, Aerosmith, Garth Brooks and Eric Clapton, whom Billboard credits for "redefining the landscape of popular music".

A group of musical theatre producers on Tuesday announced their plan to inject new life into local musical theatre.

Ellington's best music turns out to be the crystallized collective improvisation of an exceptionally ornery group of musical malcontents.

Hollywood Vampires resurrects a name Cooper has used before for a superstar group of musical drinking buddies that included Keith Moon, Harry Nilsson, John Lennon and Ringo Starr.

Things had started better with Welsh composer Grace Williams's 1944 Sea Sketches, an attractive group of musical charcoal drawings with some vigour in the string writing.

The recording concludes with "Birthday Cards," a group of musical portraits and tributes to composer colleagues that Mr. Berger wrote over the last 20 years and assembled into a suite for Mr. Burleson.

There's a certain awkward charm to the "Before" scenes, in which she assembles a group of musical misfits to play in a bluegrass band, but not enough to keep disbelief at bay.

When his "Eroica" Symphony appeared in 1804, it was the longest work yet written in which virtually every phrase and rhythmic figure was derived from a small group of musical motifs.