Sentence examples for musical frame from inspiring English sources
Now those duets have been set in a musical "frame" that unites them.
I didn't have a musical frame of reference in which to place it.
More accurately, bossa nova was a musical frame through which local musicians and poets viewed the rapid modernisation of Brazil.
Where song lyrics are written to function within a musical frame, poetry is framed by silence; it's always working against the void.
One look at the comments under the audio version of UK trio London Grammar's new single Strong on YouTube supplies anyone looking for a musical frame of reference with at least six different options.
But, as Billy Strayhorn pointed out, the various contested melodies were musical scraps that would not have amounted to anything had Ellington not labored to smooth out rough parts, create harmonies, add bridges, and set them in a coherent musical frame.
(Sinagra) BRAVE OLD WORLD: 'SONGS OF THE LODZ GHETonightonighTomorrowrow and Sunday) This accomplished klezmer group theatrically melds street and cabaret songs from the wartime Poland's Lodz ghetto within the musical frames of original Brave Old World compositions.
She starred in many of his subsequent films, including "A Woman Is a Woman," "Vivre Sa Vie," "Alphaville," and "Pierrot le Fou," which used various American movie genres — science fiction, melodrama, romance, the musical — to frame collages of sociology, philosophy, poetry, politics, and outright caprice.
Based on stories by Christopher Isherwood and a play adapted from them by John van Druten, the musical is framed by the relationship between Clifford Bradshaw, a young American writer, and Sally Bowles, a British chanteuse trying to start a career at the seedy Kit Kat Club.
Motown: The Musical is framed by NBC's 1983 25th birthday celebration, which brought together many, of not all, of the labels' acts.
Musical-voiced, framed in dark-haired mystery, slender of ankle and wrist, they introduced afresh a long-perfected synthesis of femininity that we have lost in the West, one that combines beauty with modesty and sensuality with wisdom.
