Sentence examples for the instrumental theme from inspiring English sources

The performance, recorded in one single take with live, un-dubbed sound, set the lyrics from "Nature Boy" (made famous by Nat King Cole) to RJD2's "A Beautiful Mine," the instrumental theme from the hit AMC show.

Even "Eye Of The Tiger" and "Gonna Fly Now" (the instrumental theme song that went to #1 on the Billboard charts and is a guaranteed heart-pumper) don't have the sonic punch they should.

Canadian composer David Foster performed the instrumental theme song ("Winter Games") and its vocal counterpart ("Can't You Feel It?"), while internationally recognized Canadian folk/country musicians Gordon Lightfoot and Ian Tyson were among the featured performers.

Other songs had been previously recorded by the Who and were recycled; "It's A Boy" was derived from "Glow Girl", an out-take from The Who Sell Out, while "Sparks" and "Underture" re-used and expanded one of the instrumental themes in "Rael".

The album included one complex instrumental, "Theme from the 3rd Movement of Sinister Footwear", but focused mainly on rock songs with Zappa's sardonic social commentary satirical lyrics targeted at teenagers, the media, and religious and political hypocrisy.

For the CD and cassette releases of the Tertiary Phase in the United States, and all CD and cassette releases of the Quandary and Quintessential Phases, the instrumental title theme, "Journey of the Sorcerer," composed by Bernie Leadon and originally recorded by US rock band the Eagles, was re-interpreted by The Illegal Eagles, a tribute band, using an arrangement by Philip Pope.

Martin and Tesser (1996) suggested that discrepancies in self-regulatory feedback processes underlie rumination, defined as "a class of conscious thoughts that revolve around a common instrumental theme and that recur in the absence of immediate environmental demands requiring the thoughts" (p. 1).

They solved it by complementing last year's lofty, but vague, instrumental theme with some lyrics rooted in the real world.

Classification counts for a lot in metal, which has long been this band's native habitat, but it's the least illuminating approach to "Yellow & Green," which, as its title implies, divides into two distinct halves, each assigned an instrumental theme.

Instead, they used a similar instrumental theme.

While Wexler was wailing and Meyerson was railing, Percy Faith, a classically trained composer/orchestra leader whose beautiful instrumental "Theme From A Summer Place" would come to personify easy listening, gave our family a preview of a more melodic popular music revolution in the making.