music.的例句（music.在句子中的用法）

• She writes a lot of contemporary music for people like Whitney Houston... 她给像惠特尼·休斯敦这样的人写了很多当代音乐作品。
• ...the New England Conservatory of Music. 新英格兰音乐学院
• ...a short concert of piano music... 一场短暂的钢琴音乐会
• There's a feeling among a lot of people that music has become too commercial. 很多人都觉得音乐变得过于商业化了。
• Two years ago he published a collection of short stories called 'Facing The Music'... 两年前，他出版了短篇小说集《勇敢面对》。
• This coheres with Peel's championing of alternative music... 这与皮尔倡导另类音乐的做法一致。
• His collection of choral music from around the world is called 'Voices'. 他收录自世界各地的合唱音乐集取名为《声音》。
• Black dance music has been central to mainstream pop since the early '60s. 自上世纪60年代以来，黑人舞曲一直是主流流行乐的核心。
• ...the cacophonous beat of pop music. 流行音乐刺耳的节拍
• ...the music business. 音乐界
• ...the music hall buffoonery of Norman Wisdom. 充满诺曼人智慧的歌舞杂耍滑稽表演
• ...the singer who bridged the gap between pop music and opera. 将通俗音乐与歌剧结合起来的歌手
• ...a band that blended jazz, folk and classical music. 将爵士乐、民乐以及古典乐糅合在一起的乐队
• The sound of western music blasted as she entered. 她一进门便听到西部音乐震天的响声。
• Music blared from the flat behind me... 刺耳的音乐从我身后的公寓传出来。
• ...a girl in the music biz. 音乐界的一个女孩
• The thing I liked best about the show was the music... 这场演出中我最喜欢的是它的音乐。
• Just because it has a good tune does not mean it is great music... 仅凭旋律优美并不见得就是一首杰出的音乐作品。
• ...the thumping beat of rock music. 摇滚乐强烈的节奏
• A more widespread interest in baroque music developed only slowly in the Sixties and Seventies. 六七十年代人们对巴洛克音乐的兴趣只得到了缓慢的发展。