Sentence examples for realm of classical from inspiring English sources

In the realm of classical music, standing ovations emerged somewhat organically.

The hallmark motif of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony has had tremendous appeal well beyond the realm of classical music.

The competitive ethos generated by London's administrative fragmentation is most evident in the realm of classical music.

In recent years he has thrown himself into the realm of classical ballet and opera, though his training lies in modern dance.

The pay-what-you-choose initiative begun by the British art-rock band Radiohead has crossed over to the realm of classical music.

This year, in line with other recent years, the Nobel prize honoured research that is more in the biological sciences than in the realm of classical chemistry.

Missouri has made notable contributions to the realms of classical, popular, and rural (or regional) music.

But quantum theory as a who;e is outside the realms of classical theory- it requires a "quantum leap" not only in what we believe, but also in our imagination.

Some such faith would have driven the lawyer's sons, Uday – a great experimenter in Indian dance – and Ravi in the opposite direction, away from the professions beloved of their father's generation and, especially in the latter's case, into the not-altogether respectable (for the bourgeois Bengali) realm of the classical arts.

The mathematical model seems to be realistic and accurate, within the realm of the classical theory of vibrating plates.

Still, this indifference counted for little to the many decisive innovations in the realm of north Indian classical music, as it did to modern literature and painting, mainly because of the subterranean patronage of the Indian middle class, and its investment – despite its privileging of the sciences – in the arts.