Sentence examples for musical orientation from inspiring English sources

In Search of Sadness Another festival film by a Canadian auteur -- Guy Maddin -- with a musical orientation, "The Saddest Music in the World," features one of the best lines to be heard in a movie in years: "I'm not an American.

It was a jazz club that had an explicit political orientation and an advanced musical orientation (thanks to the counsel of the record producer and jazz impresario John Hammond).

Mr. Kissin, who hails from a Russian Romantic heritage, has a different musical orientation from Mr. Levine, a direct, no-nonsense interpreter with a keen intellectual understanding of music.

"The transition took place very naturally my way of producing evolved, so did my musical orientation and inspiration," says Popof. "Honestly, I never told myself, 'hey, let's do this or that now.' It simply occurred, in accordance to what I felt like doing at the time and that is still what I do today".

Disney initially was unsure about that choice, noting that, "Musicals are our orientation.

Thinking that there's a correlation between musical taste and sexual orientation is just silly.

"We certainly have a common musical understanding and a common orientation," Mr. Douma said.

The limited time the musical will be staged, its orientation toward family audiences and its Christmas theme mean "we have to get the word out" early, Mr. McCollum said.

However, Disney favored the musical format, claiming "Musicals are our orientation.

To devote oneself to the form was to risk being called a conservative, a nostalgist, a manufacturer of bourgeois museum pieces; twentieth-century symphonies tended to be tonal in orientation and spacious in design, the musical equivalent of landscape painting.

The scholar James Buhler argues that such a system was an inevitable development, given the novelty of long-form visual stories: "Musical accompaniment became an obvious red thread of orientation within the confusing field of narrative integration".