Sentence examples for inviting music from inspiring English sources

It's not inviting music; noise and cryptic lyrics keep outsiders at a distance.

It is certainly being treated that way by the international news media, not to mention the marketing department of the Baltimore Symphony, which has mounted a promotional campaign inviting music lovers to join the "maestra" as she makes history.

A song recital can reveal the intimate side of an operatic artist, though the overly resonant acoustics of the Frick's inviting music room create, if anything, a little too much intimacy.

This dark, dense, inviting music mingles traces of Brahms with the gentler bucolic tendencies of Arnold Bax, Ralph Vaughan Williams and the English school that surrounded Bridge's professional life.

Now Radiohead are hoping to establish a new model for the struggling record industry by inviting music buyers to decide how much they want to pay for their new album.

ElSaffar's expansion of that idea reveals something new, but it's telling how rich and inviting the music remains.

Calabash seamlessly intermingles the best of Jamaican literature with the best of its reggae and dancehall music, inviting listeners to swap the tented readings space for a live music lawn party or a tun up (exciting or hype in Jamaican patois) dancehall jam, depending on the night.

"It's a diverse collection of people," he says, "passionate about their music, inviting their supporters to come out and endorse them".

The truck was only big enough to hold three of them; the fourth strolled alongside, and the decibel level was modest enough to make the music inviting instead of overwhelming.

He appears to live the music, inviting them to live it with him.Players need to believe conductors understand what they are doing, and that their individual efforts make a difference.

The 125-seat converted barge docked near the Brooklyn Bridge that is the site of this inviting chamber music series is ideally intimate, though hardly grandiose.