Sentence examples for profound music from inspiring English sources

He is joined by three formidable artists who all demonstrate infectious affinity for this profound music.

Two concerts this weekend offer an opportunity to hear some of India's oldest, most profound music.

Suddenly the crass young charmer began to compose profound music, like the first Violin Sonata and the Sixth Symphony.

I felt that I started to like more quiet music, definitely; I started to enjoy performing more profound music, more slow tempos.

Britten's Cello Sonata, the accompanying piece here, may be the more profound music of the two, but together they make a handsome pair.

Said to be the last of Beethoven's works approved of by Haydn, the septet echoes Haydn with its genteel and lighthearted air and was a hit with audiences, unlike Beethoven's later (and more profound) music, which baffled listeners.

Even Mozart, the composer of some of the most profound, sublime music ever written, churned out a few works that are merely genial.

The stories Buddy Guy tells in "When I Left Home" certainly add some new details to the history of the blues, but the stories he tells in his profound, riveting music will last longer.

But the rewards for engaging with this radical rhythmic space are profound: the music seems to touch the far edges of human experience, and yet its core too, like the gaze between a baby and its mother.

You're saying something so profound through music… reflecting some aspect of who we are in this time period". And she opined "being an artist is a political act". I agree with those sentiments and wish that more people paid attention to artistic works that, like Julia Wolfe's, lack "didacticism," as she put it.

But we all know that there's something more elemental and profound to music.