Sentence examples for more dramatic music from inspiring English sources
On Monday night, ITV's News at Ten will get a revamp with a new title sequence including more dramatic music and nationwide graphics.
ITV's News at Ten is being revamped from Monday with more dramatic music incorporating Big Ben's chimes and graphics that feature the cities of Edinburgh, Belfast and Cardiff as well as London.
Lately it's been hard to tell which has been more dramatic: Florence Welch's music, or her career.
To make the music more dramatic, the creation groups borrowed from Western opera the concepts of overture, interlude and melodrama, and the use of melodic and rhythmic motifs to identify different characters.
The conflict between his homosexuality and the hostile society he found himself in was the source of his dramatic music, more patently so than is the case of, say, Tchaikovsky.
"I find its music closer to Western music and also more dramatic, tragic.
On more pedestrian recordings, like banging garage rock and movie music, the more dramatic SR80i's were punchy and more than up to the job.
When Mr. Bagby and Mr. Rodenkirchen turned their attention to the pagan epics, the music seemed more dramatic and theatrical, as did the performances.
But ultimately, the technology may have even more dramatic implications than just smaller music players or wristwatch TVs, said Mark Dean, vice president for systems at I.B.M. Research.
That likely wasn't easy to sell to labels; in fact, in May 2011 I suggested that Apple was using the then-rumored service as a way to ease its label partners into the more dramatic idea of cloud-based music streaming.
