Sentences with phrase «lyrical content of»

Freed from the architectural scaffolding, the artists» wall hangings are flowing layers of fabric; their shape, color, and substance calling attention to the emotional and lyrical content of the work.

The lyrical content of the record is an adaption of texts taken from Dave Beech's book «Art and Value: Art's Economic Exceptionalism in Classical, Neoclassical and Marxist Economics» (Brill, 2015).

But in similar form to John Mark MacMillan's hit song, the lyrical content of «Reckless Love» is causing a stir of theological discussion.

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«When you have an album and it is professionally written, having it on a score sheet and on lyrical content where people can download it, if it's a native song, you have it on a little bit of translation so people can understand and that's one of the best way to make high sales» he said.

With these characteristics in mind, I'm spending June clarifying the course content for Into the Flash, which is — yes, a chance to get prompts, get feedback on drafts, and read awesome examples of flash — but it's also designed specifically to foster lyrical writing and smart surprise.

Microsoft Studios manager Michael Saxs Persson waxed lyrical about Project Spark to OXM, citing multiple examples of its potential for massively creative user - generated content.

Like Lyrical Abstraction and Neo-Geo, the term can feel nearly libelous to the individual artists who find themselves so identified, perhaps because it seems to suggest a strategy of isolating and securing a limited formal objective to the exclusion of psychological and political content.

Their music speaks of issues such as wartime economies, sexual compromise, and the demand for liberties through lyrical content and an inventive, high - energy stage show.