Sentence examples for lavish music from inspiring English sources

Archbishop Colloredo, a progressive churchman, discouraged lavish music and set a severe time limit on mass settings, which Mozart objected to but was obliged to observe.

Ted Theocheung, director of marketing for Compaq Consumer Products, said that although Compaq intended to offer more lavish music players next year, he thought that less was more when it came to audio players.

"Earth Song" was accompanied by a lavish music video shot in four geographical regions.

Fox's lavish music biz soap Empire isn't thinking small when it returns at 9 p.m. ET Wednesday for the second half of its second season.

Dominic Cavendish, Telegraph Age hasn't withered Terry Gilliam's sinister animations but with cameras relaying the famous five's every move on screens either side of a lavish music-hall stage, there was no disguising the poignant truth that sic transit gloria Monty: John Cleese was hoarse, Terry Jones relied on cue-cards and at times they looked lost amid the spectacular.

The composer made his name in the nineteen-eighties, as a leader of the New Romanticism — a lavish musical revolt against the disciplined neoclassical and modernist languages that had long dominated American music.

Lavish musical numbers.

Anthony Finley, a lawyer and violist, attends a lavish chamber music party in Darien, Conn., every December.

(Brantley) 'CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG' The playthings are the thing in this lavish windup music box of a show: windmills, Rube Goldberg-like machines and the show's title character, a flying car.

(Ben Brantley) 'CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG' The playthings are the thing in this lavish windup music box of a show: windmills, Rube Goldbergesque machines and the show's title character, a flying car.

Broadway 'CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG' The playthings are the thing in this lavish windup music box of a show: windmills, Rube Goldberg-esque machines and the show's title character, a flying car.