Sentence examples for sound classical from inspiring English sources

As countless forerunners have illustrated, almost any pop tune can be rearranged to sound classical.

The School of American Ballet family notes with sadness the death of Helene Dudin, one of the extraordinary Russian teachers who gave a sound classical base to many generations of SAB dancers.

Uncertainty, inherent in most real-world domains, can cause failure of apparently sound classical plans.

They looked rock, and the applause sounded classical.

Wheeler balances idiosyncratic melodic journeys with shrewdly placed accents and his trademark falsetto squeal on the only imported piece (Summer Night), with Taylor first patrolling supportively around him, then launching into a solo flood of time-changes, percussive sounds, classical rhapsodies and ambiguous chords.

And he told Reggie Houze, a graduate student from Mississippi who was playing Nicely-Nicely Johnson, not to sound too classical.

They singled out Sculthorpe's Sun Music series of compositions from the 1960s as "the dawning of the first identifiably Australian sound in classical music".

While the mystery is perplexing, it is also a reminder of one of the more remarkable relationships in music history: between the older master, Mahler, who pushed the concept of the 19th-century symphony to its limits, and the young modernist, Schoenberg, whose conception of harmony changed the sound of classical music.

He also showed a 3D map of his music collection, developed when he worked in research at the Sun Microsystems Lab, which shows each track as a dot, and its location in the 'galaxy' is determined by an analysis of its sound, so classical is clustered together, rock, country and so on.

The group can sound almost classical at times, with Wyllie's pure-toned sax singing high above their shimmering Steve Reich-like patterns, but the compositions have an organic, evolved nature that's closer to traditional music or post-rock – Tortoise or the Chicago Underground Quartet.

The only time of the day she has time to talk is at noon, when the dogs are napping to the sound of classical music.