Sentence examples for music preparing from inspiring English sources

That's partly due to the rigorous patterning of the animation's design, but also because the whole concept of this graphical score is that it allows our eye to anticipate the music, preparing a logical path for it.

Just listening to new music, preparing sets, making remixes, re-edits and so on.

I usually spend a lot of my time on airplanes, going through my music, preparing - sometimes doing edits and shortening tracks, or lengthening tracks.

Now, twenty years after Rodriguez threw his last pum pum party, he is back in the Santiago house where he got his start in music, preparing for a private performance he's giving to a group of three dozen spectators, mostly foreigners in town for Manana.

Create your own romantic mood by dressing up, putting on music, preparing sensuous foods, and taking some time to love and appreciate yourself.

Newfield is right on the money when he says: "Falling in love with black music prepared a lot of whites like me to join the civil rights movement.

Mr. Graham's composition takes a short, supplementary passage of music prepared by Wagner's assistant, Engelbert Humperdinck, for the 1882 premiere of "Parsifal" and extends it more than 39 billion years.

And as often happens in filmmaking, not all the music prepared survives the editing process; accompaniments to scenes that don't make the final cut land right along with them on the cutting room floor.

A research guide on Brazilian music prepared by library intern John Kroondyck, working with Latin American and Iberian Studies Librarian Sean Knowlton, is available at: http://library.columbia.edu/content/libraryweb/indiv/global/latam/guides/bwmd.html.html

Stainer's most lasting contribution is his compilation Early Bodleian Music, with musical examples from the 12th to the 16th century, and Dufay and His Contemporaries (publication begun in 1898), an edition of 15th-century music prepared with the help of his children.

How far will our present knowledge of music prepare us for an appreciation of nature's eternal harmonies – the seasonal cadences of the rising and falling sap, the music of the growing grass and the lovesongs of butterflies?" In the final part of The BBC Report, Charlotte Higgins looks at what lies ahead for the BBC with charter renewal set for 2016.