Sentence examples for music marks from inspiring English sources
Ginastera's music marks him as a traditionalist, despite his advanced musical vocabulary, which owes much to the great musical figures of the early 20th century.
Music marks the end of every class.
The expressiveness of his music marks a break with the medieval tradition of more abstract music.
His note-for-note recapitulation of the love music marks the point at which he chooses the mirage over life itself.
The Brooklyn Academy of Music marks the Martin Luther King, Jr., holiday with a pair of celebrations: a community tribute on Monday night, featuring a host of politicians, and a concert on Tuesday.
(He had in fact published in one of the anarchist journals poems that he had written and that he later set to music in the song cycle Proses lyriques [1893].) Debussy's music marks the first of a series of attacks on the traditional language of the 19th century.
Music marked, shaped, and saved my life.
The music, marking the Broadway debut of the U2 frontmen, still isn't synchronized with special effects, plot and dialogue.
Instead, the music marked the arrival of King George VI, and moments later Blankers-Koen learned that she had won.
The neoclassical movement in European and American music marked a reinvigoration of interest in fugue (see the sidebar, Fugues of the 20th century, for further examples).
Does a potential buyer encountering such a thing, either in a concert hall or in a record store, expect a reflective, analytic music marked by restraint and subtlety?
