Sentence examples for musicians with different from inspiring English sources

Fantasma is a group of South African musicians with different backgrounds.

They believed that music worked best when musicians with different strengths listened and communicated with one another; as Bob Weir put it, "if we listen to each other and lean on each other, and react meaningfully, stuff is gonna happen".

Deep Purple's members were experienced musicians with different musical backgrounds: Lord had trained in classical music and had played in jazz and blues rock ensembles, Blackmore and Simper came from session work in pop rock, Paice and Evans from beat bands.

The ranks of genre-busting ensembles and composers are growing, with ever-increasing numbers of musicians experimenting with different aesthetics.

Ms. Pacht's idea was to devote each concert to a single work heard in multiple versions: either an original scoring and an arrangement or performances by musicians with strikingly different interpretive ideas.

Machine II Machine, the second album produced by Jack Ponti, was created through the collaborative efforts of musicians with very different musical backgrounds.

In the scientifically biomedical literature, professional symphony orchestra musicians are poorly described, as most studies of musculoskeletal problems in musicians have been done with populations involving pre-professional musicians, or mixed populations with different types of musicians, and thereby mixed exposures [ 3, 4].

What about another black musician with a different type of artistry and public persona (an imperfect example might be Snoop Dogg or Rihanna), would they have been petitioned this way?

Just after the sad news about Brexit I saw Damon Albarn perform with the Orchestra of Syrian Musicians; it was about 60 musicians, with all these different singers.

He'll be working with different musicians than on the album, but good ones: Shai Maestro on Fender Rhodes and acoustic pianos, and Justin Brown on drums.

He was influenced by traditional songs, blues and the "folk-baroque" of Davy Graham, but his distinctive style always allowed him to take chances and work with different musicians.