The phrase "taste of music" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's preference or appreciation for certain types of music. Example: "Her taste of music was eclectic, ranging from classical to hip hop."
Fats Domino offered just a taste of music during the all-star benefit concert held in his honor on Thursday at the Chelsea nightclub Pink Elephant.
It is always my taste of music which makes it into the film and I have a wide appreciation of music, as you can see in the contrasts between something like "Evita" and "Pink Floyd The Wall".
From Wu-Tang Clan to Grinderman, Bo Diddley to Captain Beefheart, True Detective's soundtrack is filled with swampy, dark, brooding numbers – thanks to the taste of music supervisor T Bone Burnett.
The schedule, ranging from chamber groups to Elvis impersonators, is as eclectic as it must have been in Cather's time, when the author got her first taste of music theatre, in the form of light operas like "The Bohemian Girl" and "The Mikado".
While Macmaster led the line on a couple of Scots Gaelic songs, the invitingly idiosyncratic Kate Young all but stopped the show with something Bulgarian, Hannah James played a startling melodeon instrumental, Hazel Askew gave us a taste of music hall and there was yearning Americana from New York-based fiddle player/singer Hannah Reed, who was brought up partly on Eigg.
Now I realize that his taste of music was in no way impeccable.
It also gave Mr. Berry his st taste of music-industry bitterness.
Thus, their composition results cannot cover the various tastes of music.
In a candid interview with the UK paper The Independent, the producer spoke about the changing tastes of music consumers, himself included.
In it, Bourdieu set out to show the social logic of taste: how admiration for art, appreciation of music, even taste in food, came about for different groups, and how "superior" taste was not the result of an enchanted superiority in scattered individuals.
As Australian blues-based, working-class, first-taste-of-alcohol music, it has practically nothing to do with the rest of existing rock 'n' roll, which has become deeply knowing.
