Sentence examples for musical climate from inspiring English sources

While in Lagos, in collaboration with the British Council, Boiler Room got three of the scene's most influential pioneers – Don Jazzy, DJ Jimmy Jatt and Dr SID – to discuss the evolution of Nigerian music over the last two decades, the current musical climate in Nigeria, and how the term Afrobeats can be problematic.

Everything in it comes out of the music, which Edouard Lalo composed within the French musical climate established by figures like Delibes and Massenet and which had its premiere in 1882.

By 1956, political events had led to a partial thawing of the musical climate, and the Warsaw Autumn Festival of Contemporary Music was founded.

It wasn't until their collaboration with famed Aboriginal singer Gurrumul, however, that I was persuaded that the Australian duo were truly making the music that they wanted to make, regardless of the current musical climate.

They've been involved and invested in the city's dance music scene for over 15 years, but in the current musical climate where they see most house as either "deep" or "hard," the duo are looking to explore the lighter side of the genre with their debut album out this July. .

Mr. Sachs is excellent at evoking the musical climate of Vienna in the 1820s.

What the police did to the fluffy, happy, musical, picnicking Climate Camp part of the protest was violent and unprovoked.

In another era and musical theater climate, Ms. Boggess would be having shows written for her as opposed to trawling the mega-musical circuit as she is doing at the moment (currently Fantine in "Les Misérables" in London).

Another of Friedman's compositions, "The Great Immensity," a musical about climate change written with Steve Cosson and the Civilians, which premièred at the Public in 2014, was mined for repeated comic choral interludes.

… The public deserves an explanation for why the NSF has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on musicals about climate change, bicycle designs, and a video game that allows users to relive prom night".

The program includes "Solar," a set of four cosmic video pieces on the High Line by various artists, a musical cabaret about climate change at the 14th Street Y and sustainability-focused walks along Broadway led by teams of artists and scientists.