Sentence examples for opening music from inspiring English sources

The tune was a surprising floor-filler: the opening music of the BBC's political discussion show Question Time.

The deal means Apple Music will now be well-placed to take on rival service Spotify, which recently announced it had reached 20 million paid subscribers, a number Apple hopes to cut into by opening Music to everyone at launch.

I think there's something human in sheet music, something that doesn't depend on technology to facilitate it it's a way of opening music up to what someone else is able to bring to it.

I think there's something human in sheet music, something that doesn't depend on technology to facilitate it — it's a way of opening music up to what someone else is able to bring to it.

Chris Chafe wrote: Our opening music heralds the variety of music to come in this concert hall: a mix of fresh music from freshmen to PhD's composed during Fall term and representing Mexico, France, China, and the USA which are melded with acoustic and computer-based compositions by faculty and visiting artists.

JT: "My friend has an art gallery opening" music.

It senses your arrival, the lid opens, music starts playing.

As the evening opened, music, from Kurt Weill to Sicilian folk tunes, filled the space.

This newly opened music club, cafe and bar in Gowanus, Brooklyn, has a high-fidelity sound setup in two different rooms.

"I think the pop-ups have opened music up massively [in Hong Kong].

By the early '40s, John Cage had opened music to all sounds, and there has been no turning back.