Sentence examples for wider array of music from inspiring English sources
Acting like a music search engine, the software makes it easier to find and copy a far wider array of music.
Karrin Allyson, who emerged in the 1990's, after growing up in Kansas, Omaha and the San Francisco Bay Area, is a jazz singer of her time: she reflects a new audience who see jazz as one part of a wider array of music for adults that also includes old AM radio pop and Brazilian music and blues.
A "SoundCloud Full Catalog Subscription Service" would offer paid access to an even wider array of music.
She has explored a wide array of music and has given wonderfully stylish performances of songs by Rodgers and Hart, Woody Guthrie and Stephen Sondheim.
Composers who are also active conductors gain direct experience with a wide array of music, especially if the conductor is as adventurous as Esa-Pekka Salonen, the dynamic music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
The Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation is once again sponsoring a Sunday series of ethnic heritage celebrations, with a wide array of music and dance presented by both avocational and professional performers.
By exploring the shop's wide array of music – including the "rockers' rhythm", which was "the foundation of the roots music that formed the basis of reggae" – King examines how music captured the harsh realities of life for those suffering under "political and social turmoil" both in Jamaica and in the UK, where immigrants endured discrimination.
"He exposed me to a wide array of music that most people didn't really hear that often," she said, citing as examples music by Harry Belafonte, the Weavers, the Clancy Brothers and Dave Brubeck, which, she said, permeated her home as a child.
Listen to a wide array of music.
Personally, Clarkson values a wide array of musical styles and sounds.
Despite the wide array of new music being made in Brazil today, the upstart artists who find their way to United States concert halls tend to have the imprimatur of a legend.
