Sentence examples for lay music from inspiring English sources

Then you can lay music against the visual to create a third element.

In Beethoven, he illuminated the music's courtly roots while at the same time making a point of its increasingly revolutionary architecture; he played Liszt with impeccable virtuosity while arguing that beneath Liszt's glittery veneer lay music of uncommon depth.

Speaking at the Odeon West End last night, he made it clear where his real passion lies: "Music just does something different to me".

The reason form was so important was that in it lay the "music" of all poetry, whether actually set to music or not, and in the music lay the magic (or as Pound put it, " 'the sublime' in the old sense").

His interests lay in music and foreign languages, the latter taking him on visits to France and Britain.

Dre told Iovine, who decided sneakers weren't where the future lay for music brand expansion.

At Eton his greatest interest lay in music, and he was a keen violinist.

At a dinner party in London in April 1888, Grieg finally convinced Julius Delius that his son's future lay in music.

MR: Did your father try to lay some music on you that you didn't really like?

Tchaikovsky enrolled at the Conservatory as part of its premiere class but held on to his Ministry post until the following year, wanting to make sure his course lay in music.

"I explained that the roots of their music actually lay in the music of the Chinese nationalities," Mr. Zhu said.