Sentence examples for storm music from inspiring English sources

The "Marche Troyenne" and "Royal Hunt and Storm" music went their uninhibited ways.

That leads without a break into storm music, and on to dances that sparkle from first to last.

"In the old days, organists would use themes from Tchaikovsky, Brahms and Grieg, and, of course, nobody wrote better storm music than Beethoven.

Each movement seems to suspend time, in both the slippery, glittering textures of La Mort de la Voix (The death of the voice) and the storm music of La Mort de l'Humanité (The death of man).

In the demonic storm music that opens Act I, it was touching to hear him audibly grunting as he gave the emphatic downbeat of each swirling phrase in the orchestra.

Every lyrical flight, flash of orchestra coloring (as during the amazingly vivid episodes of storm music), and rousing ensemble with full chorus came across as part of an architectonic conception of the entire piece.

The quiet-storm music and the doctors' array of personal problems — a custody battle, an argument over hiring a nanny, an extreme fear of commitment and fatherhood — scream 1990s yuppie melodrama.

The Grammy-nominated single "Float On" topped the Alternative Songs chart and stormed music television, while "Ocean Breathes Salty" was Modest Mouse at its catchiest, with willowy guitars and a hard-swung breakdown full of new-millennium moroseness: "For your sake I hope Heaven and Hell are really there, but I wouldn't hold my breath," Brock riffs.

Gaelic Storm, celtic music.

ROWAN UNIVERSITY Gaelic Storm, Celtic music.

While French writers took the world by storm, French music proceeded largo rallentando.