Sentence examples for musical model from inspiring English sources

His grounding in the traditions of European music guided him instinctively towards the Passions of Bach as his basic musical model.

His final musical model became John Lennon.

For his last encore he paid homage to a musical model and a state of mind.

Admittedly, both cleave not to the US rap template, but to the rather broader musical model introduced by the Streets.

If the fugue were our primary musical model we would have no song, no opera, no symphonic drama, no pop tunes.

But Disney hopes that XD will produce a hit show that can follow the "High School Musical" model from cable to merchandise to live theater to feature film, and perhaps even to Disney World attraction.

His music follows through on a childhood of singing in church and looks toward musical models like Marvin Gaye, Al Green, Stevie Wonder and R. Kelly.

But unlike his musical models, Wotan and Hans Sachs, this god is caught in his mythic, two-dimensional identity.

By then, however, Hudson had found new musical models in such rock artists as Freddie Mercury and Alanis Morissette, whom she had discovered through friends.

It's possible to understand what Mozart is doing in the Requiem with his historical musical models, and it's even possible to prise apart the myths from the realities of what actually happened at the end of 1791, but there's an endlessly fascinating enigma in the astonishing music Mozart did manage to compose.

In the mid-twenties, the city offered, instead, a heady variety of musical models, including its own native Harlem stride pianists (who welcomed Ellington as one of their own); the blues musicians who were part of the ongoing mass migration from the South; Fletcher Henderson's big, polished sound; and the great horn players of New Orleans, who blazed through town now and again like comets.