NOUN
- traditional genre of music conforming to an established form and appealing to critical interest and developed musical taste
How To Use serious music In A Sentence
- His second album released with Sony showed his talent as a serious music writer of original works.
- She prefers, in that time-honoured tradition of serious musicians, to let the music do the talking.
- Diehl and Batiste are a singularly astute pairing: Mr. Diehl, a classical scholar, makes serious music sound like fun, while Mr. Batiste, a party-hearty New Orleans street parader, reminds us that fun music can also be serious. Passing Down the Piano Torch Song
- She prefers, in that time-honoured tradition of serious musicians, to let the music do the talking.
- The complex large-scale forms of serious music unfold their narratives in time with an authority that cannot be hurried.
- He gave me a long lecture about the absurdity of somebody claiming an interest in serious music who didn't own a stereophonic gramophone.
- Still, these guys are serious musicians and haven't lost the touch of writing some truly wonderful songs.
- His division of works into dance suites and more serious music is essentially the same as Corelli's distinction between sonate da camera and sonate da chiesa.
- Numbering more than 15,000, Boosey publications are a staple for serious musicians of all instruments, and for concert bands, orchestras and choirs.
- Because he wrote equally as well for the orchestra, the piano orchestral works are compositions all serious musicians should explore.
