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• Musicologically, claims of Johnson's impact on rock make a bit more sense.
• And the often musicologically complex analyses of them are ultimately those of a performer : practical and heartfelt.
• It's handy that the word jungle was coined, because a more musicologically precise term would be an ungainly, hyphenated hybrid.
• Classical Archives uses a proprietary system ( called the Contextual Metadata Engine ) that allows for the ingestion and cataloguing of all recordings based on musicologically accurate and uniform metadata.
• These are enormously big deals in the musicological world; musicologically minded critics tend to take it for granted that responsible opera houses will adopt the new texts, and tend to be severe when there is resistance.
• Presley's version is notable musicologically as well as culturally in that the vocal group the Jordanaires ( especially in the soprano line, sung by Millie Kirkham ) replace many British singles chart during the week of 26 December 1964.
• His later dance music was certainly connected with the operatic repertoire, though the function of an early collection ( Op . 4, which is musicologically famous for its inclusion of six pieces designated " sonate da camera " ) is less clear.
• Maybe the readers of " The Times " in those days were all exceedingly erudite and moved in the most educated of circles, musicologically speaking, I don't know, but it all sounds a bit closed-shop high-brow to me . ( Mind you, that's from back in the day when " The Times " was still a broadsheet.