Sentence examples for through the musicians from inspiring English sources

Part of Mr. Cattabiani's goal for Garagista Music is to tap into a community spirit in the Hudson River Valley through the musicians who live there.

It is also sad because it tells things chronologically, with the second law of thermodynamics swung like a wrecking ball through the musicians of the time.

Robert Shelton hears the song as "an earthy tribute to another funky earth-mother", while for Heylin it is close to filler material; he argues that only through the musicians' performance is Dylan able to "convince us he is doing more than just listing the number of ways in which this 'graveyard woman' is both a lifesaver and a death-giver".

The rest of the clip is more like a standard live run-through, with the musicians bobbing along with the rhythm, but at the end the camera returns to the singer, who stares at the lens with a gaze that runs from gurning speed psychosis to a certain, pained vulnerability.

The main instrument is his old Russian guitar but the composition has been filtered through the musician's current interest in electronics.

The 18 CD Dylan set, released in November through the musician's website, is limited to a worldwide pressing of only 5,000 copies and promises to include "every note recorded during the 1965-1966 severyns, every alternate take and alternate lyric".

The item is listed on Amazon through the Musician's Friend storefront.

A clip of Charlie Chaplin portraying a slapstick boxer triggered an outburst of circus music with flying-trapeze drum-rolls, while for scenes of Johnson's post-jail parade through Harlem, the musicians morphed into a swaggering, carousing marching band.

Just as the crowd spills through the door, the musicians sidle into their chairs on the bandstand, spruce in dark suits, white shirts, fancy ties and spats.

He later added an extra episode – "the seventh hour" – which plays with the form by revisiting the narrative through interviews with the musicians by the Musical Express journalist.

The plans fall through when the musician (Randall Park) breaks up with her because, he says of his newfound success, "where I'm going, there's lots of pussy".