Sentence examples for music text from inspiring English sources

(It remained the most imposing music text in my library until the arrival, a decade later, of Taruskin's five-volume "Oxford History of Western Music," which is likely to remain the "Ring of the Nibelung" of American musicology).

Barthes's Image, Music, Text was the keystone holding it all up".

And yet the profusion of pieces (music, text, movement) lent a certain wearying sameness to the pacing.

Composed of stills, film clips, music, text and fragments of sound, "Immemory" is divided into zones -- Poetry, Cinema, Photography, Travel.

In any successful opera performance, all the various parts of the presentation — music, text, singing, playing and staging — add up to more than the sum of the parts.

It developed about the 9th century from the trope (addition of music, text, or both) to the jubilus, the florid ending of the last syllable of the Alleluia.

Certainly the university music text-books of the time were happy to claim the mix of synths and sound collage on The Dark Side of the Moon as an affirmation of electronic music and musique concrète's capacity to engage with a pop sensibility.

At this point, a friend who knows his music texted me from London: "Brilliant.

Their study, published online last week in Injury Prevention, reports that almost a third were listening to music, texting or talking on a cellphone.

Mr. Young deftly evokes the spirit of popular music texts in "Bound To," choreographed with Colleen Thomas, set to music by Cole Porter, and "Two a T," performed to songs sung on tape by Ray Charles and Betty Carter.

This cycle sets to music texts from the diaries and letters.