Sentence examples for musical range from inspiring English sources
Pull Up Some Dust and Sit Down has been noted by music writers for its eclectic musical range, allegorical songs, working-class perspective, and Cooder's sardonic lyrics.
Long known for its superb sound systems, packed schedule and wide musical range, the festival encompasses gospel, Brazilian music and some of the better-behaved in rock.
"And Harvey called and said" — imagine her doing Mr. Fierstein's distinctive rasp here — " 'What are you doing?' " Mr. Fierstein, who worked on "Kinky Boots" in between writing another hit Broadway musical, "Newsies," and a play, said he saw in the adaptation an opportunity to work with someone with a big musical range, "somebody who could write club music," he said, along with show tunes.
Fierstein agreed and eventually approached Lauper to write the songs because he "saw in the adaptation an opportunity to work with someone with a big musical range, 'somebody who could write club music,'... along with show tunes".
Brahms's musical range is finally attested by his choral music.
MUSICAL RANGE -- Being a slave to the music shouldn't mean you have to be a slave to your desktop.
The running cost of an average Broadway musical ranges from $300,000 to $500,000 a week.
The ideas behind the comedies, dramas and musicals range from the overtly political, like "The Katrina Project: Hell and High Water," based on interviews with the hurricane's survivors, to lighter fare, like "Suckers," about a group of vampires.
It is to be cherished the more for Mr. Sondheim's recollections of the makings of musicals ranging from early hits like "West Side Story" and "Gypsy" through to the landmark productions of "Follies" and "Sweeney Todd".
By the late 20th century, Eva Perón had become the subject of numerous articles, books, stage plays, and musicals, ranging from the biography The Woman with the Whip to a 1981 TV movie called Evita Perón with Faye Dunaway in the title role.
His musical tastes range from Louis Armstrong to Frank Zappa.
