Sentence examples for musical masquerade from inspiring English sources
On Friday, the day a verdict is expected in the case, the blog adds, "at 9 a.m. there's a musical masquerade protest party outside Nicholas Orthodox Church; a march on Madison Ave at 11 a.m.; and a Times Square rally at 1 p.m".
Tate Live itself has seen nearly 150,000 web hits – not bad when you consider that previous instalments have seen the studio transformed into a rococo dining room and a spoof musical masquerading as a trailer for a non-existent film.
Dominica's folk musical heritage includes work songs, storytelling, children's music and masquerade songs.
This release feels like a placeholder, its lyrical insecurity-masquerading-as-bravado matching its musical unoriginality.
Masquerade in Mexico (1945) was Leisen's musical remake of his own Midnight.
A musical journey: The Pacific Symphony will host a 45-minute Halloween Masquerade for families at 10 and 11 30 a.m.
She also danced on Broadway in "Early to Bed," a 1943 musical comedy with a mediocre book — it concerned a brothel masquerading as a girls' school on the island of Martinique — that was raised to distinction by Waller's score and the choreography of Robert Alton.
More importantly, they look as though they own the ballet: finding their own human and musical motivation for its tricksy details and high-gloss extensions, inhabiting its stylised masquerade of violence and eroticism as though by right.
"I look back at the things that I'm most proud of and some of them masquerade as mainstream, but 'Forgetting Sarah Marshall' ends with a lavish Dracula puppet musical," Segel says.
In a series of neuropsychological experiments, we investigated associative knowledge of musical compositions (musical objects), musical emotions, musical instruments (musical sources) and music notation (musical symbols).
