Sentence examples for instrumental before from inspiring English sources

(My favourite was a line uttered by Kaplan: "I remember reading this concert was sold out. What's up with all the empty seats in the back row?") After intermission, Yo La Tengo started out with a brief instrumental, before turning to the piece Lucier had written for them.

Even Simon & Garfunkel get a nod with Paul's now official, 9/11 version of "Sounds Of Silence" that begins with a mournful solo guitar instrumental before building into a contemporary prayer.

Later, he frequented online forums such as Pure Grime and Grimeforum, picking up downloads of available instrumentals, before eventually venturing into the heart of London's clubbing scene and attending FWD>> and Rinse raves at Matter.

According to research at Ohio State University, top-10 singles on the American charts from 1986 to 2015, have gotten faster and faster, with less time spent on intro instrumentals before you hear the singer wailing.

Table 1 also reports the results of physical evaluations performed for each patient before instrumental posture assessment.

He then abandoned this pattern for his Third Symphony, as two movements for voices and orchestra follow three purely instrumental ones before the finale returns to instruments alone.

In general, little is known of secular instrumental music before the 13th century.

No formal title concerto is known to be given to strictly instrumental music before 1621, and then the word means both "concerted" or "playing together" and "technically [or even 'virtuosically'] elaborated".

At 29, Zach Danziger is one of the most gifted drummers to have emerged in the last 15 years, a former prodigy whose blistering chops and acute ear made him a rising jazz-rock instrumental star before he was out of his teens.

Rondo form (in which a recurrent theme alternates with other material, as A B A C A) had been found especially in Italian opera and French instrumental music before about 1770; in the 1770s and '80s it became second only to sonata form in symphonic importance.

The critic Ernest Newman suggests that Bizet may at this time have thought that his future lay in the field of instrumental music, before an "inner voice" (and the realities of the French musical world) turned him towards the stage.