Sentence examples for musical change from inspiring English sources

The following scenes show the technological differences to which the brothers are attached, before going into the musical change to merengue and cuban music, on which two large group of kids, lead by the two brothers, are shown sprinting throughout two shores until they meet and start to celebrate.

It's a way of thinking about how musical change and evolution takes place".

I think we'll find in the next two years the musical change will occur, and that's where we're going".

"Any time the world moves into a state of uncertainty, that's the point at which cultural change, musical change, any kind of change, can happen.

In Afghanistan musical change began on a national basis in the 1950s under the influence of Radio Afghanistan, which broadcast principally popular styles based on Pashtun folk music and songs of the Bollywood (Indian film) industry.

But in his music the same sense of escape from ordinary limits – a reach for, or the achievement of, a kind of violent transcendence – can come from hesitations, repetitions of words or phrases, pauses, the way a musical change by another musician is turned by Morrison as a bandleader or seized on by him as a singer and changed into a sound that becomes an event in and of itself.

Following the turbulent political, social and musical changes of the 1960s and early 1970s, rock music diversified.

Perceptions of what makes a good musical changed a long time ago.

Social and musical changes brought a decline in clarino playing, and trumpet parts were written mainly in the easier lower registers.

After delays arising from sample-clearance issues, Columbia has issued the album here, with two extra tracks and minor musical changes.

It turned a new generation on to the funky genius of George Clinton The musical changes Dr Dre had set in motion with The Chronic became fully formed on Doggystyle.