He is, in classical-music parlance, the "presenter".
In some ways these are remixes, in current musical parlance.
In internet parlance, music streaming doesn't "scale".
Too often, when other brands try and "do a funny list", it's like watching a politician talk about pop music, or what, in the parlance of the world they're aping, would be called a "fail".
In the parlance of dance-music culture, such a return on investment can only be referred to as "bling-bling".
Since then, there's been a debate over the effects of the "loudness wars" on our ability to appreciate nuance, particularly the dynamic range between loud and soft that, in the parlance of audiophiles, gives music the room to "breathe".
And so to the nitty-gritty of definitions: in Garland parlance, "classical" refers to "music from the 18th-century period, or pretty much anything written with a violin in it", while "jazz" is more about "an approach".
And so she found herself and the writhing public E.B.W. seated side by side near the front of the long church — the "Congo," in local parlance — while preliminary organ music fell about them and the rows filled up with stomping, de-muffling mourners.
While spirituality and religion are not mutually exclusive, in the parlance of our time, music is "spiritual but not religious".
Each piece will be composed in real time and performed without the use of "palettes," insider parlance for rehearsed and/or notated music.
