Sentence examples for musical milieu from inspiring English sources

Young Mike and the musical milieu around him grew up together.

It's a sinuously beautiful record, transplanting Gainsbourg's mordant vignettes to a musical milieu that's equal parts North Africa and Andalusia.

"Mélo" (Kino), from 1986, is based on the popular 1929 play by Henri Bernstein; its title, short for "melodrama," also alludes to the story's musical milieu.

Arriving in the west as an impoverished refugee, fleeing from the aftermath of the Hungarian uprising in 1956, he was welcomed and nurtured by the highly active avant-garde musical milieu centred in Cologne.

The show, a 15-minute mock documentary, includes five songs from the album, as well as Mr. Bowie's comments on the London musical milieu that produced many of them.

The London musical milieu from which they emerged is one of the world's most rootless and multicultural, and the band has felt free to fuse a variety of influences into its own musical alloy.

Shystie's musical career is seemingly on hold while she stars in Dubplate Drama, an interactive TV show set in the urban music milieu that birthed her.

Though some critics found the book polemical, others praised its dreamlike milieu, musical language and ambitious scope.

Ephesus, a modest Turkish storefront in Deer Park, features belly dancers and musicians on weekends, but the real show here is the authentic everyday milieu (musical instruments, lace curtains, prints of Istanbul) and the menu offerings of eggplant, chickpeas, cheese, olive oil and charcoal-grilled lamb and chicken.

She wants them to view the show as a descendant of "Fiddler on the Roof" or "The King and I" -- musicals with an ethnic milieu that have universal appeal.

A fan who aided Horne's musical comeback, Ace reflects jazz-milieu tensions between insiders and outsiders.