Sentence examples for music origin from inspiring English sources

Your website should have information about your concerts, music, origin story, and anything else that can help get your fans more excited about your music.

Swift and a few others like her have transcended their country music origins to become global pop stars.

The Yoga of Sound series expands beyond its Asian music origins with this concert by a guitarist whose influences span the Latin world.

By the 1870s the songs were free of their folk music origins, and particular songs also started to become associated with particular singers, often with exclusive contracts with the songwriter, just as many pop songs are today.

Due to the song being influenced from funk and rock, the indie rock music origins allowed it to hit the alternative charts peaking at a moderately successful number 16 on the Modern Rock Tracks chart and due to the song's number 1 success on the pop charts, it led to be played often on modern rock radio stations despite only hitting number 16.

Excell altered some of Walker's music, making it more contemporary and European, giving "New Britain" some distance from its rural folk-music origins.

It is because of music's origin in courtship, Darwin believed, that it is "firmly associated with some of the strongest passions an animal is capable of feeling".

As told to me via phone and email, here are their music industry origin stories.

(Sorry TMZ and Gawker.) The glorious songs that Wagner set to Mathilde's poems, however, certainly cause one to wonder about the music's origin.

This is a continuation of last week's blog: "What is Gospel Music?" The origin and development of Gospel music goes hand in hand with the history of evangelism in the United States.

Costumes grew more glittery as the music's origins moved eastward.