Sentences with phrase «of sitar»

I'm tweaking some of my sitar tracks from long ago, so I'll bump the highs and lows a bit.
The cicadas began their nightly drone, enfolding the town and the surrounding rain forest in a blanket of sound that resembled an orchestra of sitar players tuning their instruments.
The Sony E3 2017 opened a bit unexpectedly with a live band playing a melody of sitar and drums against a waterfall light show.

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In response to a picture of a guy with dreadlocks playing a sitar «So we're gonna play hot or homeless are we?»
The DTS 5.1 HD sound design is equally impressive, mixing the diagetic sounds of the forceful train, taxicabs, prayers, and dialogue with rhythmic sitar music.
Well, they say Middle East Version, well while the sitar is more of an Indian thing (I think) but the 3ood (check the transliteration by typing the word in, and the featured image for how it looks like) definitely is Middle Eastern.
By the time J.D. is seeking out an Indian guru and studying the art of meditation, Bear McCreary's score is punctuated by the requisite sitars that go along with this brand of unimaginative tripe.
Elsewhere, there's some quirky music which owes a clear debt to Thomas Newman, in the use of percussion, strings and what sounds to me like a sitar (though regular readers will know that my ability to identify non-standard instruments is not one that could rightly be regarded as being amongst my more impressive).
Some are dramatic orchestrations, some of upbeat electronica, while desert levels usually have a sitar playing.
It grows ominous as you fly over the Valuan Empire, or adds a sitar when you reach the air space of the Arabian-esque Nasrad islands.
An exotic species of being known to them as «the hippies,» who Shiva - danced to the jail house and magically released Father Christmas, accompanied by strobe lights and jangling sitars
Artprojx and MOT International presents The End of the West with Shezad Dawood - featuring Live sitar player and Rodney Graham; Artprojx and onedotzero present MIND GAMES (The Art of Video Games); Artprojx and Anthony Reynolds present THE END by Mark Wallinger; Artprojx and Galleri Christina Wilson, Denmark present IT WILL ALL END IN TEARS by Jesper Just, Artprojx and Salon 94 with Performa NY present THE MUSIC OF REGRET by Laurie Simmons; Artprojx + Gagosian Gallery present ANDY WARHOL — A Documentary Film; Artprojx and Film London present THEDA by Georgina Starof the West with Shezad Dawood - featuring Live sitar player and Rodney Graham; Artprojx and onedotzero present MIND GAMES (The Art of Video Games); Artprojx and Anthony Reynolds present THE END by Mark Wallinger; Artprojx and Galleri Christina Wilson, Denmark present IT WILL ALL END IN TEARS by Jesper Just, Artprojx and Salon 94 with Performa NY present THE MUSIC OF REGRET by Laurie Simmons; Artprojx + Gagosian Gallery present ANDY WARHOL — A Documentary Film; Artprojx and Film London present THEDA by Georgina Starof Video Games); Artprojx and Anthony Reynolds present THE END by Mark Wallinger; Artprojx and Galleri Christina Wilson, Denmark present IT WILL ALL END IN TEARS by Jesper Just, Artprojx and Salon 94 with Performa NY present THE MUSIC OF REGRET by Laurie Simmons; Artprojx + Gagosian Gallery present ANDY WARHOL — A Documentary Film; Artprojx and Film London present THEDA by Georgina StarOF REGRET by Laurie Simmons; Artprojx + Gagosian Gallery present ANDY WARHOL — A Documentary Film; Artprojx and Film London present THEDA by Georgina Starr.
Anoushka Shankar blends sitar sounds with pop music in a response to the trauma of displaced refugees.
Spotlit as you enter the first of three spaces in the exhibition, there's more automatons around the corner, this time a series of musical instruments ranging from a collapsing crutch with bells on to a one - string sitar plucked by a deer bone that resembles a human finger.
The conference hit many of the same beats as last year, with Sony even opening things with live music this time with a classy ensemble with a sitar.
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