Sentence examples similar to slavic band from inspiring English sources
A running sight gag that embodies the show's antic spirit finds Hedwig's husband, the macho, bearded Yitzhak -- who hopes to leave Hedwig's Pan-Slavic band to join a national tour of "Rent" -- being played by a woman (Miriam Shor).
Music follows with Slavic Soul Party, a band devoted to all things Gypsy and Balkan, and a talent show by students at Community Roots.
Later on Tuesdays: Slavic Soul Party, a neo-Balkan brass band, takes traditional Slavic fare into the realm of free-form jazz and funk.
Slavic Soul Party!, a nine-member brass band from Brooklyn that performs every Tuesday night at the club Barbès in Park Slope, opened the concert with music it had learned in southern Serbia: brawny, oompahing tunes with riffs pumped out by pairs of trombones and trumpets in jovial contention.
Slavic Soul Party is an exuberantly funky Balkan brass band led by the percussionist Matt Moran, appearing in a weekly slot.
Lopa Kothari presents music from around the world and a session with Hungarian tambur band Sondorgo, young musicians preserving the traditions of southern Slavic folk music.
Founded in the small Hungarian town of Szentendre in the mid-90s, the band of young musicians set out to preserve the traditions of Southern Slavic folk music.
Cougar [a U.S. band in Modiba's catalog] can fit with a Brazilian artist or a Slavic brass band," said Herman.
The Slavic Groover grins.
