Sentence examples for key music from inspiring English sources
Visiting there * Fritz Music Tours (00 49 30 3087 5633; musictours-berlin.com) offers bus and walking trips daily to key music locations in Berlin, plus tours around Hansa Studios.
And the walk between many of the key music destinations is shorter than between the main stages at T In The Park.
The Earls Court we know today, with its landmark white entrance, opened its doors to the public in 1937 with a "Chocolate and Confectionery Exhibition" and went on to become a key music venue.
Coverage will include live streams from six key music stages with a presenting lineup including Jo Whiley, Mark Radcliffe, Lauren Laverne, Steve Lamacq, Greg James, and Radio 2 DJ and new Top Gear presenter, Chris Evans.
Richard Jones of Key Music Management says Pixies' decision to follow this route for their three comeback EPs in 2013 and 2014 was partly a statement about the band's independence, but also a reaction to the heavy front-loading of marketing that had become the norm.
A comprehensive, international bibliography of current and past literature on classical, traditional, and popular music, historical musicology, ethnomusicology, music theory, instruments and voice, and dance written in over 140 languages featuring citations, abstracts, and indexes supplemented with full-text content from over 200 key music periodicals.
PubMed, PsycInfo, and Embase databases were searched using the following key words: "music", "music therapy", "music listening", "singing", "dementia", and "Alzheimer".
TV and film Television commercials and show soundtracks have become key music-marketing tools; some in the industry even say it's more important than radio nowadays.
For instance, in Korea we have a wonderful, highly qualified group of alums who are key music-makers and music teachers there.
They immediately cast a shadow over the major-key music of the happy hobbits.
Mr. Lamar is a different kind of star — modest-size, with minor-key music who often crawls and rarely overwhelms.
