Sentence examples for preparing music from inspiring English sources

He told the amateurs that the stage is the loneliest place he knows, and he said pianists spend their lives preparing music only to walk before an audience and not have the slightest guarantee of what will happen.

But though he has now and again used computer techniques of electronic sound synthesis -- whether in preparing music on tape or in making instrumental parts to be played on keyboard synthesizers -- his most regular recourse to the digital world has been to help him in handling harmonic progressions.

Preparing music for a wedding takes a lot of time and work so prices for musicians can sometimes be high.

Alaina is, for me, one of the most intriguing women preparing new music in Nashville.

Until the London Symphony Orchestra was handed the score, no human had intervened in preparing the music.

The students work as D.J.'s but also do the behind-the-scenes jobs, including preparing the music for broadcast and recording public-service announcements.

Composers of the early Classical period (c. 1730 70) largely eschewed counterpoint altogether, drawing on it only when preparing church music in the "learned style," as the Renaissance style was then called.

These musicians must devote enormous time and energy to practising and preparing their music; travelling to rehearsals at evenings and weekends when their friends have their feet up; promoting their orchestra and raising money to make it all possible.

He wants to make Mr. Baalbaki a big star -- that is how he put it -- and is preparing a music video for distribution on Arab satellite stations that shows his client dancing but without the usual makeup and flamboyant costume.

When he considers the ways our lives are growing irrevocably enmeshed in the digital realm, Koosha feels a responsibility to figure out how music will work: "I'm trying to prepare digital music in a way that doesn't lose human values, and doesn't go in a gimmicky direction where you just let the machine decide what music is.

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