Sentence examples for perceptive music from inspiring English sources

The unnamed author of the 1936 attack in Pravda was a perceptive music critic in spite of himself.

Andrew Porter, who has died aged 86, was the most erudite and perceptive music critic of his generation.

Barry Millington describes Meistersinger as "a rich, perceptive music drama widely admired for its warm humanity"; but because of its strong German nationalist overtones, it is also cited by some as an example of Wagner's reactionary politics and antisemitism.

He was also a highly perceptive writer on music and a teacher: many Finnish composers who have enjoyed international success were his pupils, including Paavo Heininen and Kalevi Aho.

While these manipulations can improve the perceptive quality of music, applying them to speech can cause distortions (for instance, bass amplification can cause an unpleasant booming effect).

On one side, you had LCD Soundsystem, one of Coachella's two big reunions and a critically beloved band that also happens to play historically aware, emotionally perceptive live dance music.

But in addition he was a perceptive author on musical subjects, and an effective political crusader for British music and performers.

The rest is a perceptive critical study of how Shakespeare puts music of various kinds to use for dramatic effect.

This lovingly produced 10-CD box chronicles a rare weeklong club engagement by Mr. Braxton, presenting difficult new music for an ensemble of perceptive next-generation interpreters.

Even less perceptive is his statement that ragtime was black music and universally acknowledged as such at the time.

I hope perceptive audiences will hear the quality of that music where it appears behind most of Zoe Saldana's vocals, and how it reflects the beauty of Nina's music.