Sentence examples for musicians was based from inspiring English sources

The opera, performed chamber-style by eight singers and eight musicians, was based on Sexton's 1971 collection "Transformations" which used fairy tales to explore various aspects of womanhood and the conflicts that personally tormented her.

The Musicians' Union estimates that as many as 44 percent of Britain's working musicians are based in the capital.

Reich says the sections of Music for 18 Musicians are based on the cycle of chords we hear at the start, so that the whole work creates a sequence of short pieces that's like a harmonic expansion and explosion of that cyclic pattern.

Whenever they are not playing, the musicians are based in the school.

The songs, written by some of the UK's top folk musicians, are based on recordings of real people describing their experiences in WWI at home and abroad.

At a time when most musicians were basing their improvised solos as well as their original compositions on the 32-bar, A-A-B-A popular-song format, with its recurring chord changes and clearly delineated choruses and bridge, "Ornette was going straight from A to Z, and nobody knew what hit them," Mr. Bley said.

The show featured performances from more than 1,000 local artists and musicians, and was based on ancient Egyptian mythology about the journey of the sun and its effect upon humanity.

Our definition of fame was based on a number one album in the UK, so our conclusions only hold for musicians famous in the UK.