Sentence examples for mishmash of classical from inspiring English sources

The Hull Urn is an almost comical mishmash of Classical motifs.

Mr. Link's music is more of a mishmash than a fusion of classical chorales, down-home American country style, French music hall and Viennese waltzes, under a swaying Jerry Herman influence.

We played a mishmash of music, from the Beatles to classical.

In fact, the Old Town has an alluring mishmash of architecture — from Gothic to neo-Classical and more — and locals say Vilnius has one of the world's largest assortments of Baroque buildings.

Lover of classical music.

PROFILE of classical guitarist Eliot Fisk.

The house itself is a mishmash of styles, part 16th-century long-house with both Victorian gothic and neo-classical elements.

"It was just a mishmash of emotions".

Instead, her portfolio was a mishmash of various industries.

Problems have surfaced in a mishmash of ways.

All postcolonial American music is a mishmash of sorts.