Sentence examples for playing traditions from inspiring English sources

Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra/Chailly: Chailly's approach fuses the Leipzigers' unique playing traditions with the lessons of recent scholarship; the result is white-hot imagination.

But you can hear something else in these older playing traditions: the string players are using their bowing arm (the right arm) with a subtlety and range of colours that we've almost completely lost.

As the roster of public officials in New Jersey accused of various improprieties has grown, calls have increased to curb the entrenched "pay to play" tradition of giving government business to big campaign contributors.

But that's what happens: whenever you touch a playing tradition that's over 100 years old, often there are bad habits that need time to be removed".

The leader of the double-basses, Alois Posch (who led the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra's all-conquering double-bass section for 25 years) said to me, "with some orchestras, it's their playing tradition that is their soul.

In fact, Guardiola merely adapted and enhanced an already well-established playing tradition which was first implemented by Johan Cruyff during his managerial reign at the Nou Camp between 1988 and 1996, and later continued by fellow Dutchmen Louis van Gaal and Rijkaard.

Sometimes I think other teams come to play us, and are playing the tradition.

Both sides are playing on tradition -- a loaded word in a town where it's not unusual for people to hand you business cards that include when they graduated from A&M.

His Shakespeare draws on the morality and miracle play tradition and the lives of the saints, not on Foxe's "Book of Martyrs".

Combining elements of the Spanish guitar-playing tradition with the rhythmic complexity and call-and-response vocal tradition of African musical sources, the son originated in rural eastern Cuba and spread to Havana in the first decades of the 20th century.

There's a lively YouTube Let's Play tradition of assuming the role of a nobody – VICE contributor Andy Kelly is well-known for his Olaf series, for example, wherein he dons the sackcloth of a peasant eking out a pittance in the valleys of Skyrim.