Sentence examples for mingling of classical from inspiring English sources

This concerto's mingling of classical format and very contemporary idiom – the scratching and sampling of a DJ on turntables – should be an ideal way in to the sometimes mysterious spheres of contemporary classical music.

Faust: Part Two (1832) thus became an extraordinary poetic phantasmagoria, covering as Goethe acknowledged 3,000 years of history and mingling evocations of Classical landscapes and mythological figures with literary allusions from Homer to Lord Byron and with satire of the Holy Roman Empire, the French Revolution, and the capitalism and imperialism of the 1820s.

The long delays in its construction are evident in the mingling of Rococo and neo-Classical styles, but the result is felicitous enough.

Intermittently she plays passages of classical music that mingle with echoing, previously played passages.

City hopping by private jet, mingling with maharajas in their palaces, hanging out with world famous artists in their ateliers or being serenaded by a group of classical musicians in the middle of the desert – for a tiny, elite group, travel in India is far removed from the backpacker trail.

Lover of classical music.

PROFILE of classical guitarist Eliot Fisk.

He reinvented the language of classical architecture.

BEETHOVEN is a giant of classical music.

The gentlemen of classical Athens valourised pederasty.

Though he had studied trumpet too, childhood illness led him to abandon it for the piano, and he practised constantly, an irrepressible enthusiasm mingling with natural gifts to build a fully two-handed technique (some 40s jazz pianists made relatively perfunctory use of the left hand) that rivalled that of classical recitalists.