musical periods造句

• Cornettini were common in the high Renaissance and the Baroque musical periods.
• This musical period lasted until Dutch's premature death three years later.
• Utopia marks the end of the first R . E . musical period.
• He has toured many countries worldwide performing a wide range of musical periods and styles.
• Homer sang a varied repertoire at the Met which encompassed parts from a variety of musical periods and languages.
• He also founded and directed the Schulich Singers, a chamber choir that performs repertoire spanning all musical periods.
• His public lectures at Gresham College attracted large audiences, and they covered a wide range of subjects and musical periods.
• Included is how India impacted and enlightened The Beatles, and led to the group's most creative musical period.
• Nakamatsu was the one performer who began with strength and consistently improved his impression across different forms, composers and musical periods.
• The concept of a musical period originates in comparisons between music structure and rhetoric at least as early as the 16th century.
• His enormous repertoire ( over 30 solo programs ) included music of all musical periods as well as of living contemporary composers.
• His musical influences are varied; although he has said that he " loves Bach ", his favorite musical period is from Stravinsky.
• The seven-stroke standard bell pattern is one of the most commonly used representations of the musical period in sub-Saharan music.
• He worked a conductor in Poland and abroad, invited by early music ensembles and various festivals to lead concerts from differing musical periods.
• Although chiefly known for her portrayals in operas by Verdi, she sang a broad repertoire that encompassed a wide array of musical periods and languages.
• These beat schemes, in their generic forms, are simple divisions of the same musical period in equal units, producing varying rhythmic densities or motions.
• Before the second world war he studied in Europe at Fontainebleau with Robert and Gaby Casadesus, Isidore Phillipp and other noted figures of this musical period.
• The " last musical period " is the improvised acetate was purchased by Neil Kempfer Stocker from the estate of his late step-daughter, Dushka Howarth.
• In the next scene, three versions of George Michael dance next to each other ( all are references to other musical periods of his professional career ).
• His research was devoted to emphasizing " sonata form's harmonic underpinnings as an antidote to the thematic perspective " and developing a theory of musical period and form.