Sentence examples for musical perspective from inspiring English sources
"musical perspective" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to the way in which a person perceives, understands, and interprets music. It can be used in various contexts, such as music reviews, discussions of musical techniques or styles, or personal reflections on how music affects the listener. Example: "As a classically trained pianist, I approach jazz from a different musical perspective, focusing on technicalities and structure rather than improvisation."
Also consider taking some music appreciation classes or perhaps even minoring in music to broaden your musical perspective.
FROM a strictly musical perspective, holidays and the human voice are a match made in heaven.
From a musical perspective, Prokofiev and Shostakovich were not always in opposition.
Sure, Dre was practically untouchable right now, from a musical perspective.
From a musical perspective the song, three and a half minutes of innocuous listening, breaks no new ground.
What's uniquely challenging from a musical perspective, says Parker, is the distance between the musician and the instrument.
Aaron Copland's drive to search for new musical perspectives in the latter part of his career was, in its way, an embodiment of the American pursuit of the new.
There was growing frustration among the panel concerning both the role of higher education institutions in promoting music and the continued justification of musical study from a non-musical perspective.
(Janacek composed it during and after World War I.) Perhaps more subtly, Ms. Koh and Ms. Uchida kept Janacek's musical language in perspective, caught as it is between Romanticism and early Modernism.
During the 1960's the anti-Corelli sentiment among critics was epitomized by Alan Rich, who in a 1966 article for The New York Herald Tribune acknowledged the vibrancy and white heat of Mr. Corelli's singing, but considered him a throwback to an earlier era when, from Mr. Rich's perspective, musical compromises were common and stylistic refinement lacking.
From a music therapy perspective, Neugebauer [ 20] relates the steps of language development to musical qualities and concludes that music therapy works on those musical qualities and speech development can thus be enhanced.
