Sentence examples for with musique from inspiring English sources
Colin Jacobsen also played with Musique Sans Frontières, the dynamic multicultural house band of Musicians for Harmony.
Described as Denmark's first lady of electronic music, Else Marie Pade studied with musique concrète pioneer Pierre Schaeffer and has always retained a strongly individual voice and approach.
Cluster listened to quintessentially American groups like the Band and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young and tried to translate their spirit, along with musique concrete, psychedelia and Stockhausen, into radical, free-flowing electronica.
There he attacked the problem of reconciling electronic music with musique concrète (i.e., composition using as raw material recorded sounds such as storms or street noises rather than laboratory-created sounds).
This welcome interjection of everyday sound would've been easy to explain had Plagne been experimenting with musique concrète (which he does) but he wasn't: he was performing soft, percussion-less renditions of songs from Funeral Mutes.
Although some vocal settings show a complete preoccupation with speech inflections (strict recitatives of the 17th century) or with prosody (musique mesurée experiments in the late 16th and early 17th centuries), most successful songs incorporate either or both of these considerations into a melodic line that is satisfying because of musical qualities as well.
The last time Mr. Godard came to the festival, it was with "Notre musique" (2004), set in Sarajevo, a political mystery tour among the ruins of a city.
Even Jean-Luc Godard, last in Cannes with "Notre musique" (2004), chose to put his new film "Socialisme" in the more modest Salle Debussy, where Un Certain Regard screens films.
After studying with French musique concrète pioneer Pierre Henry in the 70s, Bernard Bonnier returned to Quebec City before releasing this absolutely insane proto-everything LP.
He started his own band, Wood/Brass & Steel, in 1974 and even played with disco trio Musique (remember "In the Bush"?), before hitting his stride with the more daring projects of Sugar Hill and On-U in the '80s.
