Sentence examples for musical creation from inspiring English sources

SO closely is the late Bill Monroe identified with his musical creation, bluegrass, that it's almost as if man and music called each other into being.

Ms. Ansa becomes Bach's child, or musical creation.

Jukebox musicals often have such moments — the aha of musical creation, when a song comes alive.

Now, thanks to an accelerated feedback loop of musical creation, consumption and online discourse, a hundred schools of thought contend.

The gleeful satire "Formed a Band" finds a sweet spot between poseur narcissism and the thrill of genuine musical creation.

The amalgamation of these elements yields specific melody types that are imbued with ethical, emotional, and cosmological connotations and form the basis of musical creation.

Some young composers already use these chat rooms to test their musical creations by making their music available to anyone in the room who will listen.

On a more nerdish note, Allen Ruppersberg and Torsten Lauschmann go in for outlandish musical creations.

Intellectual property includes well-recognized regimes of exclusive rights in inventions (patents), literary, artistic and musical creations (copyrights), and trademarks.

But it seems to me they are also musical creations — symphonies, to keep the metaphor appropriately high.

Since the majority of musical creations never make a penny of profit, this is the only reasonable approach.