Sentence examples for musical samples from inspiring English sources

Windows and doors slide and slam, triggering musical samples.

It was a gala with musical samples of the shows to come.

Music lovers, rejoice: Alex Ross's new book, "Listen to This," is here, along with a nifty (free!) online (http://www.therestisnoise.com/listentothisaudio/) with musical samples to accompany each chapter.

Onstage, Watts improvises a series of musical samples via keyboard, beatboxing, mixing, looping, and then a final level of vocals – often warbling, chanting and singing funkastically.

Music lovers, rejoice: Alex Ross's new book, "Listen to This," is here, along with a nifty (free!) online audio guide with musical samples to accompany each chapter.

By Eileen Reynolds October 1, 2010 Music lovers, rejoice: Alex Ross's new book, "Listen to This," is here, along with a nifty (free!) online (http://www.therestisnoise.com/listentothisaudio/) with musical samples to accompany each chapter.

The moment passes, though, and we get a Broadway musical sampler.

Musical sampling is the perfect example of copyright's flexibility in fusing the ever-changing worlds of art, commerce and technology.

The law on musical sampling is draconian, but restrictions on the right to quote from unpublished works (like J. D. Salinger's letters) have been relaxed.

These online offerings follow in the traditions of fan fiction, musical sampling and the remix culture fostered by artists like Shepard Fairey.

Musical sampling has been around for centuries; the visual arts' use of found or pre-existing images or materials has been a part of modern art since Cubist collage.