Sentence examples for printed music from inspiring English sources

During the war musical manuscripts, printed music, books and instruments were confiscated, swept up as war trophies, lost or displaced under circumstances of crisis.

In 16th-century manuscripts and, later, in printed music, the diamond-headed notes became rounded.

His works appear widely in contemporary printed music books and are noted for their rhythmic ingenuity.

Notation has grown increasingly complex as the dissemination of printed music has become more widespread.

One solution is downloading printed music at a site like musicnotes.com or sheetmusicdirect.com.

For The Ice Break we taught the music to the chorus by ear - no printed music.

In that capacity he served under Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary Tudor, and Elizabeth I. On January 21 , 1575 Queen Elizabeth granted Tallis and Byrd the monopoly for printing music and music paper in England; that was the first instance of letters patent issued for that purpose.

The development of modern methods of engraving and printing music, allied to the creation of a worldwide market for choral works, has brought about a situation directly opposed to that of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, whereby each singer now has a full score (or vocal score) that is less expensive than the part books printed in earlier times.

He also published the first book of printed lute music, Francesco Spinaccino's Intabolatura de Lauto (1507).

I wrote the song and printed the music under a fake name, "Serena Redbay," which is an anagram for my full name.

Nowadays, although recent polls show that 25percentt of adults say they play musical instruments, "there are so few specialist stores that sell print music, and they don't really make a great outreach to people except for the ones who physically darken their doorsteps," said Mr. Rocks, who also is vice president at Alfred Publishing.