Sentence examples for musical feel from inspiring English sources

We spoke of the intensely musical feel of "The Clock".

Here the back wall of the theatre is painted black — an effect that emphasizes the sound, not the Manhattan locale, and makes the musical feel more abstract.

Here the back wall of the theatre is painted black an effect that emphasizes the sound, not the Manhattan locale, and makes the musical feel more abstract.

That "Frozen" insists on sibling reunion as the consummate happy ending for Elsa is why both the movie and the musical feel compromised to me why, ultimately, both fail to fulfill the mythic promise suggested by "Let It Go".

On the issue of heat, however, Chuck Cooper, as the racist Senator Rawkins, who is turned black by the leprechaun's spell, really cooks with "The Begat," a gospel song about the origins of life: They begat the Babbits of the bourgeoisie Who begat the misbegotten G.O.P. Harburg's jokes and his musical feel evergreen.

According to Greenwald, the musical song has a "1920s, cabaret musical feel".

(No wonder the 2005 film version of the musical felt listless: it dropped that song).

The entire musical feels that way, as if it were satisfied to be adequate.

This was 18 months after the Toxteth riots, the era of Militant councils and Boys from the Blackstuff, and to find socialist principles enshrined in a popular musical felt like a tremendous provocation.

Fans will be reassured to note that his directing debut covers much the same terrain: this sun-splashed Glasgow musical feels as much indebted to the work of Bill Forsyth as it does to Jacques Demy.

"I didn't want them to have to alter their choreography too much, so I mapped out the tempos and musical feels that they had been using, and then composed to that".