Sentence examples for musical pretense from inspiring English sources
And after World War I, young revolutionaries like Hindemith and Weill viewed all musical pretense as suspect.
If you were trapped by outdated rules of gender, genre, race, culture, class, cliché or some musical pretense, you could see Bowie stride through the same wall and suddenly feel a little safer to be free.
October 5 2015 Most jukebox musicals would be better off abandoning the pretense of plot and embracing their true identities as celebratory cover-band concerts.
While the NPR reviewer stated that the recording "isn't groundbreaking," they praised its "coherent musical expression" and emphasis on "solid songcraft without pretense" which created a "satisfying and melodically sound album".
Pandora's Box Vol. 02 simply wants to showcase the music, the early era of the art of making "musical collages," the influences of DJs and producers at the time, and the overall musical aesthetic without any pretense of judging whether the songs were "good" or "bad," nor on the vocal quality of these young people.
In a series of neuropsychological experiments, we investigated associative knowledge of musical compositions (musical objects), musical emotions, musical instruments (musical sources) and music notation (musical symbols).
But there could be no pretense that that presentation of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, amplified into a vast quarry, was entirely successful on musical terms, at least from the live audience's perspective.
Others offered no such pretense.
Their strength is pretense.
