Sentence examples for mixing of classical from inspiring English sources
His international appeal lies in his mixing of classical traditions with modern styles.
He is uncertain about the mixing of classical endotherms and ectotherms within an additional group.
The recitals will feature a mix of classical music, original carillon compositions and modern favorites.
Another highlight is a pair of Dali landscape paintings, dazzling with their mix of classical panache and ghost-town emptiness.
Cecil Taylor was doing something similar for jazz piano, playing a mix of classical and jazz phrasing at warp speeds.
This excellent conductorless ensemble, still youthful at 30, opens its subscription series with a mix of Classical and Neo-Classical works.
Caramoor will celebrate the 60th anniversary of its International Music Festival in Katonah this summer with a mix of classical music, jazz, family fare and opera.
LONG BEACH Long Beach Public Library "Songs From the Heart," featuring the Montagna Ensemble performing a mix of classical Broadway and Italian selections.
Lessing's work has always been difficult to define: a mix of classical realism, science-fiction, parable, memoir, fantasy and polemic.
The band stayed on for William Whitener's "Tito on Timbales," a lively ensemble piece from 1984 designed to showcase the Ballet Hispanico mix of classical and Latino dance.
Productions cast with a mix of classical and contemporary dancers (such as the Pet Shop Boys' The Most Incredible Thing, or Mark Baldwin's upcoming Inala) have become commonplace.
