Sentence examples for young tradition from inspiring English sources

The Dirge was popularised by a number of folk groups in the 1960s, notably The Young Tradition and Pentangle.

"Now comes the challenge of the second act: how to continue to be daring, radical, rooted and inspirational in the young tradition which NTW has created.

After all, our best unaccompanied traditionalist group The Young Tradition have this year been playing, of all things, the American beat/blues circuit, and with great success.

Cementing the trend for all things teen is Tormented - a slasher film set in your average suburban British high school that faithfully follows the bright young tradition of Skins-style debauchery - and, in a clever, if transparent marketing ploy, stars half the Skins cast.

Other blasts from the past included an Oak reunion (Peta Webb still singing with spine-tingling beauty); Robin Dransfield ably performing Spencer the Rover with his sons; Heather Wood reviving the spirit of Young Tradition with Jon Boden, Fay Hield and Neil McSweeney, and Martin Carthy singing unaccompanied with old Steeleye compadres Maddy Prior and Rick Kemp.

But the heart of the book is given over to the folk revival of the 1960s and 70s, from guitar virtuosos like Bert Jansch and Davy Graham to vocal groups like the Young Tradition and the Watersons to electric folk groups like the Incredible String Band, Fairport Convention, Pentangle and Steeleye Span, to mention the few names that might jog the memories and skip over the many others that won't.

By only slightly younger tradition, he is heckled by Dennis Skinner, a gnarled republican and Labour MP.

Faust will see the abandonment of a cherished Young Vic tradition: the budget airline-style nightly stampede for the best seats, in a theatre which has prided itself on banning seat reservations.

A younger "Messiah" tradition -- this will be only its ninth year -- has been established by the New Choral Society of Central Westchester, an important difference being that the founding music director, John King, settles for just the Christmas portion of the oratorio.

Babej: So essentially, Ment'or BKB functions as the great equalizer — allowing the US, with its younger culinary tradition and private-financing focused tradition of funding cultural events, to level the playing field?

In societies that are defined by more old than young, the traditions that have for decades shaped work need to be reconsidered.