Sentence examples for musical template from inspiring English sources

It's hard to imagine a less appealing musical template than sixth-form politics and bludgeoning metal riffs welded to cack-handed Skrillex-style electronic beats.

"We wanted to take an old-fashioned musical template and put a more modern story on it," said Willie Reale, 43, who wrote the book and the lyrics.

There are stronger vocals and conventional – almost mainstream pop songwriting – and the musical template that dips into everything from dubstep to bhangra.

His musical template is humbly of the people this time, which means a little bit gospel, a little bit ragtime, a little bit country-western.

The musical template he established was as much a part of the films as Bond's double entendres, Q's gadgetry and Miss Moneypenny's flirtatious repartee.

Instead of Kieslowski's three-part musical template, I took the natural mythic cycle of the four seasons and then divided them into chapters, each of which would have its own presiding animal or myth to imprint itself on the story.

We may even have heard that he used musical forms as templates for his writing.

From the mid-1960's on, however, there was a nervous sense among those who made musicals that a new template was required.

The property of shift-invariance was indirectly used by Argenti et al. [4], who used 2D (time-frequency) templates for musical notes, hence considering the spectral changes that happen during the execution of a musical note.

The classic Showboat/Oklahoma!/South Pacific template for the musical has been under siege for about half a century, since roughly the time Jerome Robbins, Stephen Sondheim and Leonard Bernstein got together to make West Side Story, with choreographer, future director and fellow pioneer Bob Fosse looming in the background.

The full, electric rock band treatment that the Byrds and producer Terry Melcher had given the song effectively created the template for the musical subgenre of folk rock.