Sentence examples for music introducing from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a circus is the controlling metaphor for her production, with the stage painted in bright icons that suggest a Big Top -- the Arena's mainstage is a theater in the round -- and calliope music introducing the Jefferson saga as a savage tale of show business.

Jacques adapted Hoffmann's words and set them to music, introducing one big amendment: in his version all the erring children die; the word 'dead' - often delivered by Jacques as if he were pronouncing something of great sweetness - rings through the show.

It's a roadshow which had a quintet from the Guildhall School of Music introducing thousands of schoolchildren to serious music all over the country, and television's first 24/7 classical music show, which in a year has attracted 4.4 million viewers - half of them under 35.

When the music introduced the Dies Irae theme, the dancers folded their hands in prayer.

This last was part of a series, See the Music, introduced in September.

Thomas A. Dorsey, the father of American gospel music, introduced ecstasy to old religious arrangements in escalating, yearning choruses.

Most welcome of all, there was a return to music, introduced gently, so as not to bear the faintest whiff of popery.

By Doreen St. Félix September 18 , 2017Thomas A. Dorsey, the father of American gospel music, introduced ecstasy to old religious arrangements in escalating, yearning choruses.

The dances comprise two basic forms: sahō no mai ("dances of the left"), accompanied by tōgaku (music derived mainly from Chinese forms); and uhō samai no mai ("dances of the right"), accompanied primarily by komagaku (music introduced from Korea).

Western classical music, introduced in the late 19th century, now forms an integral part of Japanese culture.

She and her entourage finished the show with a ghetto-themed "Music", introduced by Ali G, as her music video images flashed onscreen behind her.