Sentence examples for music cycle from inspiring English sources

Leading the way is the Evenings of Music cycle at Fairfield University.

Last week, in a blogpost titled Has Radio 1 Turned its Back on Bands?, Radio 1's head of music, George Ergatoudis, told NME, "It's also important to understand that there is an undeniable music cycle in the UK, and right now most of our target audience have a pretty limited interest in indie/alternative guitar music".

Your music is so eclectic and this album is no exception, was it your goal to have this album come across as a sort of music cycle?

We sat down with Jeremy Lloyd, 50percentt of the group, to chat about digging up weird records, getting married, and the dance music cycle.

The video and music cycles are different lengths (16 minutes and 10 minutes, respectively), so that viewers who linger won't see an exact repetition.

The music cycled from Mr. Grohl playing guitar alone to full-band bashes and back; the lyrics seesawed between frustrated fury and a yearning for hope, climbing toward optimism at every opportunity.

And, though they claim to embrace a wide swath of music, cycles are symptomatic of the past century's thinning of the repertory, one that has squeezed out much fascinating music and left behind only the most pre-sanctioned of classics.

They have been front and centre of the music news cycle.

Several expeditions into the Los Padres National Forest, where the last wild condors lived, led him to make his first attempt at "nature music" — a cycle of pieces entitled "songbirdsongs".

Mark Ronson and Miike Snow's Andrew Wyatt provide and play the music – a cycle of nine songs by Ronson, plus three orchestrated by Rufus Wainwright.

This extraordi narily prolific composer is currently concentrating on chamber music (his cycle of 10 Naxos quartets, commissioned by the record label of the same name, began at the Wigmore last autumn) and this trio represents 'a present to myself', as he had started it on his birthday, 8 September, last year.