Sentence examples for music spread from inspiring English sources

The history of popular music in the 1970s and '80s is basically that of rock music, which, with its variants, including disco, punk, and rap music, spread throughout the world and became the standard musical idiom for young people in many countries.

Afro-Cuban music spread throughout Latin America, notably to Mexico.

"We spoke many times with leaves of music spread out over my office".

Take just the Revenue Retrievin' series as an example – five hours of music spread over four discs.

She put on headphones and, following the sheet music spread out in front of her on the conductor's podium, guided the musicians through the session.

The rhythm makes the music spread outward, with Mr. Ellis's solos built up from mostly simple, sturdy songs, based in blues or scales.

A festival of food and music spreads along the river on March 16 and 17.

Flames are spilling out of the music, spreading off the stage and into life.

Peter Tosh sang of "Reggae Mylitis" in 1981, diagnosing a pandemic of indigenous Jamaican music spreading around the world.

While retaining some of Lea Michele's Glee-ful wholesomeness, Musgraves takes a grittier, unpretentious approach, hoping her music spreads across a wide range of genres.

That's how word about good music spreads!