Sentence examples for musical generation from inspiring English sources

It is said that in every musical generation something new crawls out of the American South.

The Irene Cara Topless scene has been decaffeinated and cleaned up for the High School Musical generation.

Tenor Luciano Pavarotti, soprano Beverly Sills, cellist and conductor Mstislav Rostropovich, and composer Karlheinz Stockhausen were icons of their musical generation.

Wilson is then liberated, like so many of his musical generation, by refusing to play live and instead finding solace in the recording studio.

A film crew shot it all, recording priceless moments of collaboration among some of the greatest figures of that musical generation.

During the last quarter of the 19th century Massenet was the most successful opera composer in France, perhaps in all of Europe, as well as being a hugely influential teacher of the next musical generation.

Spanning musical generations can pose technical challenges.

In the story of popular music, as conventionally told, progressive rock was at best a dead end, and at worst an embarrassment, and a warning to future musical generations: don't get carried away.

That Rain helped these, admittedly, largely middle-aged people reconnect to the rich emotional and joyful core of so much Beatles music--a quality sadly missed in the stance of much of the current musical generation--is hardly the stuff of what Isherwood snidely dismisses as a "boomer theme park ride," and it certainly has nothing to do with karaoke or video games.

s visual approach to musical content generation - it's all blocks, bars and colour coding - is immediately familiar to anyone who's spunked a cumulative few weeks of their life away on late-night Fruity Loops sessions with only a joint for company.

(iv) Thus, the chSS+BF structure is preferable from the viewpoint of musical-noise generation.