Sentences with phrase «than the music of»

I'm sure Gillespie, like all middle - aged adults, thinks that the music of his youth is far better than the music of today» youth.

His legacy includes much more than the music of J.S. Bach.

Not exact matches

People are consuming more text, video and music than ever, he says, suggesting that the pie is actually growing, due to the proliferation of new platforms.

The category includes streaming music, but the lion's share of the stat goes to video, which requires considerably more bandwidth than audio.

Spotify had 71 million paying subscribers and more than 159 million monthly active listeners as of December, positioning the service far ahead of its closest competitor, Apple Music, with just 36 million subscribers.

For evidence of artists who've been able to maintain their credibility while licensing their music for commercials, you might look no further than a certain Canadian songstress who got a «big break» when her song was featured in an iPod commercial in 2007:

Running speed was reduced for both groups of phone users in comparison to non-users, while subjects who used their phones for solely music performed at a higher speed and intensity than any of the other groups.

The colour, which has the bonus of conveying calm and cheerfulness, serves as a subtle reminder to employees — who bop to music and wave friendly hellos to passersby — of their purpose: feeding healthy foods to more than 15,000 kids every day.

She is also a huge music festival fan having attended more than 30 since her first one at the age of 16.

The Mannix brothers share many things with their father (Fred Charles Mannix) and grandfather (Fred Stephen Mannix), whose empires they inherited: their names, obviously, but also their sharp business acumen, quiet - but - aggressive approaches to philanthropy (Calgary's brand new National Music Centre — which houses Canada's Music Hall of Fame — came to being thanks to more than $ 10 million in donations from the Mannix family business; the company also contributed $ 1 million to the National Gallery of Canada in 2015) and steadfast commitment to privacy.

Amazon Music, the No. 3 player in the global streaming music outside China, does not disclose exact figures, but reported last week it had «tens of millions of paid customers» and that subscriptions grew more than 100 percent in the last six moMusic, the No. 3 player in the global streaming music outside China, does not disclose exact figures, but reported last week it had «tens of millions of paid customers» and that subscriptions grew more than 100 percent in the last six momusic outside China, does not disclose exact figures, but reported last week it had «tens of millions of paid customers» and that subscriptions grew more than 100 percent in the last six months.

There are more than 102 million households with cable subscriptions in the U.S., he says, and Stingray's core music channels are only available in seven million of them, through an agreement with AT&T.

More than 85 % of the revenue it takes in goes to music licensing costs.

At the 40th celebration of Virgin Records, the 63 - year - old who has helped shape the music, space and airline industries, recalled crying when he sold the record label more than 20 years ago for $ 1 billion.

Which means less than 1 percent of streams account for all other music.

On Amazon's Movers & Shakers rankings for digital music sales, The Cranberries» most recent album, 2017's Something Else, ranks second among the most - downloaded albums, seeing a sales surge of more than 940,000 % over the past 24 hours.

Examining modern campaign politics, the open - source movement and some of the few recent bright spots in the traditional music business, Benkler isolates a handful of «design levers» — «elements of successful cooperative human systems that we can employ to motivate [people]... to contribute to the collective effort rather than exclusively pursue their own interests (at the expense of those of the group).»

Well, the economics of music production today are far healthier than they ever were in Virgin's heyday as a music company.

All of your music picks and playlists will be moved from Beats Music to Apple Music, and you'll be able to browse more than 30 million songs, listen to worldwide radio with Beats 1, and music picks and playlists will be moved from Beats Music to Apple Music, and you'll be able to browse more than 30 million songs, listen to worldwide radio with Beats 1, and Music to Apple Music, and you'll be able to browse more than 30 million songs, listen to worldwide radio with Beats 1, and Music, and you'll be able to browse more than 30 million songs, listen to worldwide radio with Beats 1, and more.

The mechanics of the streaming platforms are making popular music even more blockbuster - oriented than it used to be:

The event, now in its 27th year, is one of the city's largest — more than 170,000 people pile into the growing desert locale to make deals, listen to copious amounts of music and explore this always - active college town.

The basic reason is simple: According to the data trackers at BuzzAngle Music, more than 99 percent of audio streaming is of the top 10 percent most - streamed tracks.

Fast - forward a few decades, and the likes of Microsoft's Xbox 360, the Sony PS3 and Nintendo's Wii have put consoles in one of every two homes in the U.S. and helped make video games a bigger business than the entire music industry — and almost as big as the movie industry.

Of course, the most popular releases have always dominated the music market, but it seems these new services increase that disparity rather than reduce it.

Canadian rock icon Neil Young's Pono digital music device has garnered rave reviews since a high - profile launch at the South by Southwest Festival in Austin, TX, last week, and more than doubled its fundraising goal of US$ 800,000 on Kickstarter.

Sprint will automatically degrade the quality of video and music streaming, and a customer's download speed can be dramatically slowed if they use more than 23 GB of data in a single month.

For those who are more into music than me, these headphones have a really cool «smart» feature I haven't taken full advantage of just yet: They can adjust how they sound so they're unique to your hearing.

'' [Apple has] all the pieces of the puzzle: an installed base of more than one billion devices, Apple Music, Beats, Siri, et cetera,» says Forrester's Husson.

Poleman is the head of programming for iHeartMedia, the radio giant that operates more than 850 stations, including New York's Z100, where Poleman has had a hand in the day - to - day music decisions since 1996.

Carson estimates that fewer than 50 advisors have agreed to climb into the coffin and lie there with their eyes closed while listening to soft music and a reading of their self - written eulogy.

If you read through even a few of the thousands of posts and Twitter comments and related outcry about Taylor's departure, and the subsequent shut - down of popular threads or «sub-Reddits» like r / movies and r / music, it becomes obvious that for many of the site's users, the issue is about more than just the firing of one employee.

With that question, Kent and I finally found something to agree on other than the value of watching classic quiz shows and playing country music.

He was considered the most successful music producer ever, cited in the Guinness Book of Records for having more than 50 number - one hit records over five decades in the United States and Britain alone...

The majority of that growth came from streaming services such as Spotify and Apple Music, which now provide more than 50 % of the industry's revenue.

Twenty - eight percent of U.S. music listeners cite country as their favorite genre, more than any other format, according to The NPD Group.

The co-founder of Musicbed shares how his company became more than just a place for music licensing.

The results go a long way to fulfilling the promise that the likes of Spotify have been making for years — that, given enough time and scale, streaming can be even more lucrative to the music industry than their previous distribution systems.

Instructors — there are more than 100,000 of them, by some estimates — pay a fee to get licensed, then a $ 30 monthly subscription to receive videos with new music and choreography.

Stanford is the most selective college in the US — aside from the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, which has an acceptance rate of about 4 % but is more of a conservatory than a traditional university.

Most of this growth has been coming from Apple Music (AAPL)-- which just disclosed that it has 17 million subscribers — and Spotify, which now has more than 40 million paying subscribers.

What you get: Apple Music boasts even more songs than Spotify and has deals with artists to release plenty of exclusives.

Getting lots of money from Spotify may be great for music labels and owners, but it's not doing much for Spotify: The company lost $ 200 million last year, and the massive payments it makes to record companies (which amount to more than 85 % of its revenues) are a big part of the problem.

Looking out on the next decade, Jobs may well be asking himself a variation of that very question: After creating more than $ 150 billion in shareholder wealth, transforming movies, telecom, music, and computing (and profoundly influencing the worlds of retail and design), what should Steve Jobs do next?

Amazon claimed that consumption of video and music more than doubled, but again without providing actual numbers.

Adele just posted the sort of success the music biz hasn't seen in more than a decade.

Women purchase more tablets, laptops and smartphones; download more music, movies and games; make the majority of household technology purchasing decisions; and utilize devices and services, from games to social media, more than their male counterparts, according to research over the past two years from the market intelligence firm Park Associates.

Live Nation Entertainment, which merged with Ticketmaster in 2010, is in a great position to capitalize on this trend as it owns or controls more than 100 of the most popular music venues in the country and gets a cut of ticketing fees to boot.

There will be no clearer sign that electronic music is uncool than when it's inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

Since 2016, its user base has grown exponentially faster than that of Apple Music, and Spotify announced this week it had reached 60 million subscribers.

Despite the TV industry's perception that it is at the top of the entertainment food chain, at some point the impact of this shift becomes inescapable, just as newspaper and music companies eventually had to admit that the shifts they were seeing in consumer and advertising behavior were more than just a speed bump.