Sentence examples for musical strategy from inspiring English sources

The BBC Music Awards, celebrating the year's best popular music, has been launched by the corporation as part of a wide-ranging musical strategy.

Ms. Siberry is always trying another collaboration or another musical strategy.

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Their musical strategy is to strike up the band, get the trombones blaring, the banjo plunking, and the cowbells clattering, and go for joy.

Whether this is artistic training, a personality trait — her father was a sociology professor at University of California, Los Angeles — or a conscious musical strategy doesn't matter.

On their first album, Reading's Morning Runner subscribe to Coldplay's patented musical strategy (as do Keane, Starsailor, Embrace and their interchangeable chums).

At several points in "Words Without Music," Glass ably describes his musical strategies for inserting dramatic jolts into his purely instrumental works.

Prolific, and never shy of an argument, his career has been characterised by quixotic musical strategies, journeys all over the world and longstanding beefs – particularly with Massive Attack, the Bristolian group who were once running mates.

While Canadian contemporaries have changed their musical strategies (like Chilly Gonzales) or made surprising breakthroughs (like Feist), Peaches has stayed making electronic rock very much within the arena of adult sexual behaviour.

In combination with using unfamiliar musical pieces, this strategy ensures that established (or easy to establish) associations between musical pieces and particular words are not activated.

I was reassured that a strategy about musical sections would be forthcoming.