Sentence examples for study of music from inspiring English sources

Although good, workable systems have been around for centuries, the use of dance notation has never been an integral part of dance study and practice, as musical notation is in the study of music.

It is defined either as the comparative study of musical systems and cultures or as the anthropological study of music.

-Conduct a study of music used for television advertisements.

Musicology, the scholarly and scientific study of music.

Photograph: Mduduzi Mcambi Ethnomusicology is the study of music in its social and cultural contexts.

But he did not begin a formal study of music until he was 20.

A couple of years ago he was held up as a case study of music-business temerity: Malcolm Gladwell, in the "Kenna's Dilemma" chapter of his best seller "Blink," describes futile attempts to parlay industry buzz into a Top 40 single.

She was passionate in her studies of music, dance and art.

The music — the rest of the Redding song did finally play — seemed merely a nod to Dr. Sacks's studies of music's liberating power.

Organised by the Institute of Northern Studies and the Centre for English Music, it will address such matters as music and northern landscapes, comparative studies of music in northern centres, and music, industrialisation and civic identity.

One of the most amusing research results from the various studies of music piracy is the finding that most file sharers apparently don't care if they're violating copyright laws.