Sentence examples for romantic tunes from inspiring English sources

But that is typical of Holter's ability to unsettle the ordinary; typical of the way her songs lurch into the unexpected, sending seemingly straightforward romantic tunes off-kilter and making jagged avant-classical compositions coalesce into neat pop.

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: La Casetera Las Acevedo - Cena En La Terraza Love is still in the air, after a Valentine's Day full of fresh romantic tunes brought by several Ibero-American bands.

The links reveal some of the most romantic tunes of all time, as well as some of the most notorious breakup ballads.

While there were similarities in their musical language – both used 'added-note' harmonies and melodies often more like oriental arabesques than Romantic tunes – the 13 years that separated them were crucial.

The sound score features classic romantic tunes by Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday, among others, which situates these characters in another era.

Spanish pop singer Alejandro Sanz won so many Latin Grammys for his last two albums of dreamy romantic tunes -- seven in all -- that he became a poster boy for the safe, conservative school of Latin music that historically dominated the industry.

An instrumental "Carta a Doña Rosita," a love letter to a García Lorca heroine, was a set of courtly variations on a romantic tune.

A delightful elderly band of musicians wander on stage to play a romantic tune, but they've emerged out of smoke, as though on a battlefield.

This splendid, virtuoso piano concerto's first movement, Dynamic Mode, is probably the most dissonant piece Foulds was to write, while its second movement, Dynamic Timbre, contains a wonderfully romantic tune that could have been composed by a hybrid Ravel and Rachmaninov.

Of course, the quintet continued to play blues, like Ron Carter's R & B-flavored "Eighty One" and Wayne Shorter's "Footprints" in 6/4 time, and they retained a romantic strain in tunes like Shorter's "Fall" or the haunting "Circles".

Dart was both lyrical and determinedly anti-romantic, tuning into the voices of the people who make a living along the river's length: a poacher, a millworker, a water abstractor, doing his best to skim and measure and "countervail against decay".