Sentence examples for music breadth from inspiring English sources

Few pianists attempt this cycle in concert; even fewer can give the music breadth as well as height.

"The idea that we could make recorded music with breadth and width like that," says Pellowe, "enabled a whole new generation, a new era, in music.

The festival scene has blown up too, the sheer numbers of people who are going out and experiencing music – the breadth of the bands playing at big events.

Though less a deliberate diminishment than a failure in communication, this oversight nonetheless does a disservice to America's understanding of contemporary music's breadth.

Kemp spoke highly of the "heavy orchestration, unpredictable melodic shifts and a whimsical pop sensibility", also noting Parks' arrangements gave the music "more breadth and depth".

But when bird calls and genial folk tunes signaled the awakening of nature, the music had disarming breadth and guileless tenderness.

Mr. Barenboim is at his best in scores like this one, which shift from spans of magisterial music requiring great breadth of expression to impetuous bursts of action and intensity.

See if you can honestly resist the richness of Jerome Kern's music and the breadth of Oscar Hammerstein's adaptation of the epic Ferber novel.

Mr. Laredo's restrained tempo allowed this somber music to emerge with breadth and eerie calm.

Grammy voters want popular music to have credibility, breadth and a kind of moral weight.

STRAVINSKY FESTIVAL This admirable venture highlights an extraordinary breadth of music by the twentieth century's greatest composer.