Sentence examples for instruments to create a from inspiring English sources

N'Dour described his new album as "using traditional instruments to create a new style".

This magnificent album was the inspiration for my own soundtrack to a production of Macbeth, in which I used instruments to create a world hanging in the foul and filthy air of the witches.

Saad Haddad, a young American of Lebanese and Jordanian parentage, on the other hand, achieved a remarkable fusion of idioms in "Takht" (2016), named for the Arabic word for "ensemble". He uses Western relatives of Arabic instruments to create a convincing equivalent of a Middle Eastern ensemble.

Although one reason Mr. Paul and Mr. Fender had come up with the solid-body design was to eliminate the feedback that came with amplifying a hollow-body guitar, rock musicians used the instruments to create a new electronic vocabulary of distortion, feedback and special effects.

The band, which was formed 25 years ago, combines ancient and modern instruments to create a fusion of Celtic music.

In one song, a percussionist strikes an underwater gong and moves the microphone closer to the instruments to create a wavelike effect.

In the opening section, "Embarcadero," the brass players exhale through their instruments to create an ethereal whoosh jabbed by quiet bursts of color from the percussion.

Mr. Kreiger's cleverly constructed, appealing piece also reflected its title, with the recorded electronic elements meshing harmoniously with the acoustic instruments to create an elusive, surrealist soundscape.

The player blows into the reed of the instrument and uses circular breathing, drawing air in through the nose while expelling air from the cheeks into the instrument, to create a continuous melody.

For much of the time, in effect, it is Fowles's narration and virtually his voice that we get, almost as if he'd used Warburton as his instrument to create a character named Fowles.

Early guitarists adapted the piano style (itself based on valiha style) to this novel stringed instrument to create a genre that came to be known as ba-gasy.