Sentence examples for musicians worked in from inspiring English sources

The musicians worked in the service of the compositions, and played differently from song to song.

Thomas White participated in the session in a significant way: the musicians worked in a studio in which they viewed a (silent) projection of the film, scene by scene, and, with their eyes largely glued to that screen, performed the music in response to it.

Musicians working in this field almost always embellish the music as they perform it.

A strike would affect 325 musicians working in about 20 Broadway musicals.

"He has similarly provided inspiration for musicians working in idioms from jazz to improvisation to new music to rock.

Ms. Rath had the musicians working in the studio until 4 a.m. and completed the album within a month.

TIM BERNE "Snakeoil" (ECM) Few musicians working in or around jazz over the last 30 years have developed an idiomatic signature more distinctive than Tim Berne's.

Critics have charged the cutbacks hurt musicians working in less lucrative genres and had the effect of discriminating against some ethnic minorities.

"He thought I must have pulled out," says Curnyn, conductor, harpsichordist, baroque specialist, and one of the most adventurous and opinionated musicians working in opera today.

Along with chronicling her early life in the California suburbs, her art school days and her parallel careers as a visual artist, Gordon addresses head-on the demands foisted upon female musicians working in a largely male domain.

That, in a nutshell, is the story told in the new documentary "Born in Chicago" — how he, Howlin' Wolf and other black blues musicians working in Chicago in the 1960s schooled young white acolytes from that city who went on to play on some of the most influential pop recordings of the era.