programming music造句

Since 1991, she had been writing and programming music for the show.
I am simply programming music that I love.
Its present situation is based on previously programmed music and has lost all of its previous interaction.
That rarely is a good thing; is programmed music ever better than real people playing real instruments?
Broadway producers were prepared to go on with so-called virtual orchestras, which use digitally programmed music.
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It's now the No . 1 smooth jazz resource on the Internet, programming music 24 hours daily.
It is programme music in that the text of the psalm is used to inspire the mood of the piece.
He has composed music for ad jingles, programmed music for many major composers and composed the music for films.
With programmed music, " Mamma Mia ! " may eventually fit into houses considerably smaller than the Shubert.
But they'd be missing the point : That computer-programmed music's the wave of the future.
In a programme note written in 1922 Bax stated that the piece is " only in the broadest sense programme music ".
He also wrote programme music, his organ symphonies being inspired by paintings by Rogier van der Weyden and the van Eyck brothers.
There is a certain relentlessness to most of these " events, " with often programmed music and the seemingly programmed response.
In July 1854 Liszt stated in his essay about Berlioz and " Harold in Italy " that not all music was programme music.
John O'Donnell was made Program Manager of this new radio station programming music from the 40's to the 60's.

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