Sentence examples for musical establishment from inspiring English sources

Their reputations took a beating after the radical stylistic upheavals of the post-World War I era, and the musical establishment pronounced their music hopelessly old-fashioned and irrelevant.

Many contemporary visitors to the Mannheim court, such as the famous 18th-century English music historian Charles Burney, wrote glowing accounts of the musical establishment there.

Sullivan's 1898 ballet Victoria and Merrie England was one of several late pieces that won praise from most critics: Although the more solemn members of the musical establishment could not forgive Sullivan for writing music that was both comic and accessible, he was, nevertheless, "the nation's de facto composer laureate".

Mr. Andriessen has said that in his youthful rebel days, when he decried the musical establishment and the cerebral complexity of much contemporary music, he was inspired by the experiments of minimalism.

But these musicians were mostly members of the older musical establishment, which led one to wonder whether there was enough great music in Brazil for such a florescence to occur every year, and whether any good new artists were on the rise there.

The concerto delle donne was a revolutionary musical establishment that helped effect a shift in women's role in music; its success took women from obscurity to "the apex of the profession".

But the musical establishment is taking notice.

Tells about Boulez's feuds with the French musical establishment.

"The French Musical Establishment of the Third Republic".

The move generated angry petitions and protests among members of Britain's musical establishment.

The musical establishment reacted at first with alarm, and then with vitriol.