Sentence examples for roots tradition from inspiring English sources

Arrived WOMAD https://t.co/84K4p8e05H — CasparLlewellynSmith (@CasparLS) July 26 , 2013In recent years, the festival - now in its 31st year - has started to showcase acts who don't (just) celebrate a roots tradition but embrace modernity in the guise of hip hop, even dubstep.

A mix of Southern roots traditions, blues and jazz.

It is music that is derived or inspired by American roots traditions.

It mixes American roots traditions with Latin and African influences, swiftly traveling among styles within songs.

This was long before New Orleans roots traditions had been re-integrated with modern jazz and before the music's centre of gravity had shifted back from New York (where Muhammad spent some obligatory mid-career time) to the Mississippi delta.

Alongside her older sister Anna, McGarrigle recorded a string of highly regarded folk-music albums which drew on the standard North American roots traditions and the Quebecois Francophone influences of their hometown, Montreal.

(Chinen) JOEL HARRISON AND THE STARFISH PARADE (Wednesday) Mr. Harrison is a guitarist whose singing and songwriting lean on American roots traditions; here he's backed by Gary Versace on piano and accordion, Stephan Crump on bass and Ben Wittman on drums.

Spiriting money across the border is a deeply rooted tradition in Germany.

"It's a deeply rooted tradition in Mexico, but what we decided to do is a festival".

But Mr. Diawara, an imam in the village of Keur Simbara and a Tostan student, warned Ms. Melching that a single village could not stop such a deeply rooted tradition.

Toward that last end, several environmental organizations and the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies are pressuring practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine to stop using tiger parts in their medicines, though it will be difficult to persuade many to give up a deeply rooted tradition.