Sentence examples for instrumental style from inspiring English sources
One more tradition associated with Hapa is the ki ho'alu instrumental style, more commonly known as slack-key guitar.
Most popular by far was the lute, which could produce the major elements of instrumental style except for long, sustained tones.
His piquant harmonic language and craggy instrumental style are enduring features of the jazz landscape, and show no signs of fading.
Generally, a musician cannot copyright an instrumental style, mood or an overall sound, so the artist must prove the composer of the derivative work plagiarized a substantive part of the melody, lyrics or other musical elements.
Drake was a great admirer of the Martyn acoustic guitar technique and this state of affairs was undeniably reversed to a point where John, according to friends, picked up much of the former's instrumental style.
Having opened this year's festival with a program of early-17th-century vocal music — on the grounds that the compositional breakthroughs that spawned the Baroque style occurred in that corner of the repertory — the musicians devoted the second program, on Saturday evening, to the virtuoso instrumental style that developed later in the century.
The Turkmen, who live in Afghanistan and Iran as well as in Turkistan, manifest some Persian influence in musical terms and instruments, yet they possess unique vocal and instrumental styles.
Interlocking techniques are a prominent feature of many instrumental styles in East and southeastern Africa.
Jacquet de la Guerre's next published instrumental work, a two-volume set that juxtaposed the French and Italian instrumental styles, did not appear until 1707.
The award-winning mariachi band will present a mix of vocal and instrumental styles, sometimes breaking into falsetto, sometimes punctuating a song with the high-volume "ay yay yay".
Instrumental communication was the basis of more of the doctor-patient interactions observed in the urban settings, whereas rural doctors and patients exercised more blended communications that drew on both socioemotional and instrumental styles.
