Sentence examples for processional music from inspiring English sources
And for the processional music, we would have 'Hail to the Chief,' because someone said that is what he sings to himself in the shower".
The later plays are full of references to solemn and processional music, masques (The Tempest), and "heavenly music" – or the music of the spheres.
Evidently there is an emotional appeal to "Unsilent Night," in which modern technology blends with centuries-old memories of processional music elsewhere, whether of feast days in a Mediterranean village or of Buddhist processions accompanied by drumming and bells.
As gay ceremonies become more common, perhaps straight couples will begin borrowing from them, thinking more about things like processional music, or throwing something to guests besides a bouquet, like a gift certificate to a favorite restaurant.
After processional music by a military band, and a thudding interlude by DJ Ravidrums, an energetic drummer with a mohawk, the actor Jon Voight, appearing as if from an alternative universe, offered opening remarks.
No sooner has the score's electronic instrument, an ondes martenot, lent its weird voice to processional music with an Asian twist than trumpets and full orchestral strings come rampaging in with one of the work's exultant, yelping love themes.
The Processional Organ Music will be J. S. Bach's Fantasia in G (BWV 572).
Your ceremony may have most of the same elements as a traditional wedding: — processional, recessional, music, attendants, even a wedding gown if you wish.
Processional entrance music from Wagner's "Tannhäuser" blasts as dancers dressed as traveling commedia dell'arte players strike courtly attitudes in a haze for a few seconds.
Processional military music (ch'wit'a) begins in the style seen in ancient drawings, with drums, gongs, and accompanying conch shell and straight trumpets, in addition to a "barbarian" oboe with a conical body.
NEW HAVEN The Yale Bookstore "Unsilent Night," holiday processional with ambient music by Phil Kline.
