Sentence examples for vulnerable music from inspiring English sources

Give me Jürg Frey's fragile and vulnerable music any day.

It makes less sense for Vivendi and Bertelsmann, with vulnerable music companies.

"When you're writing emotionally vulnerable music it feels natural to turn your amp way up and yell your head off," says Ewald. "But, sound-wise, a lot of our peers are finding ways to make their songs more dynamic".

Their connection is not a matter of rhythm or harmony, but is expressed in individual notes, which both musicians like to give a kind of half-inflated shape; they both know how to make quiet, vulnerable, woozy music.

Florida State's football team will be short-handed and vulnerable in the Music City Bowl against Kentucky on Monday because the Seminoles will be missing players who were suspended for cheating on, of all things, a music test.

That can be a good thing, forcing artists to stop dicking around and get on with it, but it can also leave music vulnerable to forces outside of its control.

To make it dancing that is sensitive to nuance, phrasing, musicality (yes, even without music) and vulnerable to passion, the dancer has to dig deep, open up to the strangeness.

Shamir's peculiarity makes his music as vulnerable as it is strong.

"Until some of the potential becomes clearer, it remains vulnerable," said Michael Nathanson, a music industry analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein.

A lot of the vulnerable aspects of their music is what makes them praised so much.

Moa said that "I've chosen to record an acoustic version of the album because I believe in the vulnerable, simplistic side of music and writing.