Sentence examples for musical years from inspiring English sources
It was always on the Oasis rider: 'Tea – must be Yorkshire.'" Why does a man whose formative musical years were characterised by cigarettes and alcohol and champagne supernovas feel the pull of this most homely of English beverages?
I had already adapted it as a musical years ago with the composer Gary Carpenter and through doing so had become aware of the different ways of telling a story.
For the ITV drama she spent three months having singing lessons to sound more like Black but was keen to avoid making doing impressions as the drama focuses on the Blind Date host's early musical years, before she became a television entertainment star.
In 2009 Minchin was commissioned by the Royal Shakespeare Company to write the music and lyrics for a stage adaptation of Roald Dahl's Matilda, a book which he loved so much as a child he had contacted the Dahl family for permission to write a musical years earlier.
Hummel likewise was a member of more than one band during his early musical years, again influenced by The Beatles and other British Invasion acts.
Boy In Da Corner was also Omari's musical year zero.
Valery Gergiev's surly handling of the latter issue was a low point of the musical year.
Oct. 2nd: The bluntest political statement of the musical year came, a bit surprisingly, from Laurie Anderson, famous for her deadpan irony.
So the delectable seasonal program Ton Koopman and the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra and Choir offered on Thursday evening at Carnegie Hall shaped up as a highlight of the waning musical year.
The Montreal Symphony, which has appeared at Carnegie Hall with some regularity, can be forgiven if it doesn't see this concert as the climax of its musical year, since it moves into a new concert hall in September.
Both featured in the BBC Proms last weekend on successive nights as part of the Strauss 150th anniversary – the most shattering, gut-wrenching and noisiest pair of concerts in the 2014 season, and certainly among the highlights of the musical year.
