The phrase "musical output" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the music created or produced by a musician or artist. Example: The musician's latest album showcases their diverse musical output, ranging from soulful ballads to upbeat dance tracks.
Hirschorn: I think particularly with music, the quality of mainstream musical output is pretty unimpressive right now.
Ranging from larger works such as symphonies and concerti, to chamber music and songs, Burgess's musical output is highly varied in both style and genre.
Glance across the recent musical landscape and you can't help but notice that it is dominated by black British music, or, more specifically, the black musical output of London.
It's controversial because West has teamed up with the poster boy for music's old guard – a gent whose most successful musical output came at a time when many armchair aficionados say "music used to be good" – Sir Paul McCartney.
Petersen et al. [2] presented a flutist robot employed in a music based interaction system using sensory information to generate a musical output from the robot during an interaction established with human partners.
The Fariñas' modest musical output also attained iconic status for many lovers of folk music, including Ms. Doctorow.
More than 70 pieces of music from the 12th century by St Hildegard of Bingen survive; her musical output is one of the largest among medieval composers.
While so much has changed since then, the fundamentals of computer music are clearly visible in much of the new millennium's musical output.
Get up and paint!" There are times when -- listening to "Ego Scriptor Cantilenae: The Music of Ezra Pound," a comprehensive sampling of the poet's little-known musical output -- one wants to shout: "Pound!
Despite its small population, Reykjavik's musical output is prodigious.
It's powerful and can deliver a rich musical output.
