Sentence examples for musical settings from inspiring English sources

During the reign of Sejong (1419 50), new imperial shrine music and traditional Confucian ritual music were emphasized along with musical settings of epics written in the newly developed Hangul (Chosŏn muntcha) Korean alphabet.

(Chinen) SAM SADIGURSKY GROUP (Wednesday) On a pair of recent albums featuring his Words Project, the multireedist Sam Sadigursky has set poetry to plausible musical settings.

Duckles concludes by warning that those who study early 17th century lyric poetry must do so in conjunction with their intended musical settings, since words and music are inseparable.

After high school, Mr. Jefferson went to Purchase College, but left to pursue music full time, getting experience in several musical settings and "playing all kinds of stuff, funk, reggae, jazz fusion, just to make a living," he said.

The material is refreshed by offbeat musical settings.

Elaborate musical settings have been created for the Magnificat.

Musical settings for the crowd parts were sometimes sung by the choir.

The musical settings of the poems are a little less formal.

The earliest musical settings of the mass were plainchant (one voice part, in free rhythm) melodies.

In interviews, some of the participants promised a range of musical settings.

The musical settings tend to be melismatic i.e., elaborate melodies with many notes per syllable.