Sentence examples for scared of music from inspiring English sources

I'm also supremely grateful as it's meant I'm not scared of music or musicians – or orchestras".

In a lot of cases in film, producers and directors are scared of music – afraid that it's intrusive and distracting; they don't know what to do with it.

They get scared of music!

Ms. Anderson, 54, has never been scared of our music.

In this country we tend to be scared of classical music from a distance but when people actually do get to hear or see opera, lots of people love it – they come to it late and wonder why they didn't embrace it earlier.

"I've always been scared of making music, because I like authentic [songs].

For acid house, then, there was a relatively small window of opportunity before the mainstream realised they were actually scared of this new music.

What Esa-Pekka Salonen was doing in Los Angeles in the 90s, Simon Rattle had long been doing in Birmingham and the rest of Britain throughout the 80s, connecting the repertoires of what Ross describes as a "gilded cage" with the contemporary, and crucially, showing audiences that there was nothing to be scared of in 20th-century music.

Many dogs are scared of the truck's music, its driver Akins Luwoye said.

Like the modern-day revival of Doctor Who, the revamp is so scared of losing our attention that music constantly swells and crashes regardless of the action onscreen.

"I think for a long time the music industry has been scared of it, of out artists, it's been more of a niche thing," he says.