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Definition of world music in English: world musicnoun mass nounTraditional music from the developing world, sometimes incorporating elements of Western popular music. Example sentencesExamples - Say what you will about sitar music or world music in general, but without a doubt, Ravi Shankar is a superstar in his own right.
- So I would have festivals within the festival, centred around jazz, or early music, or world music.
- Undeniably influenced by her Portugese roots and a range of folk and world music, the diversity of instruments and vocal styles on this album is breathtaking.
- Mickey Hart, longtime percussionist for the Grateful Dead, knows a thing or two about world music and field recording.
- All of these ingredients - traditional songs, world music - in Italy encountered a series of blocks.
- After classical music, folk, world music, show songs, digital arts and jazz, the National Centre for Early Music is adding another string to its bow this autumn.
- It's been referred to as world music, flamenco, Spanish guitar, folk, etc, so how would you categorise it?
- The festival features an authentic selection of performing artistes from the world music genre.
- Formed in 1965, The Incredible String Band mixed acid-rock with world music and Scottish folk.
- For many of us, world music means all things reggae.
- I love pop music, I love world music, I love opera, so I want to do many things, and I don't hesitate to do them.
- I was fascinated by this idea for a compilation album of world music.
- Yet while he works within scales commonly associated with other cultures, his sound defies any overt connection to world music.
Definition of world music in US English: world musicnounwərld ˈmyo͞ozikwərld ˈmjuzɪk 1Traditional music from the developing world. Example sentencesExamples - Mickey Hart, longtime percussionist for the Grateful Dead, knows a thing or two about world music and field recording.
- For many of us, world music means all things reggae.
- The festival features an authentic selection of performing artistes from the world music genre.
- It's been referred to as world music, flamenco, Spanish guitar, folk, etc, so how would you categorise it?
- Say what you will about sitar music or world music in general, but without a doubt, Ravi Shankar is a superstar in his own right.
- All of these ingredients - traditional songs, world music - in Italy encountered a series of blocks.
- I was fascinated by this idea for a compilation album of world music.
- I love pop music, I love world music, I love opera, so I want to do many things, and I don't hesitate to do them.
- Formed in 1965, The Incredible String Band mixed acid-rock with world music and Scottish folk.
- So I would have festivals within the festival, centred around jazz, or early music, or world music.
- Yet while he works within scales commonly associated with other cultures, his sound defies any overt connection to world music.
- Undeniably influenced by her Portugese roots and a range of folk and world music, the diversity of instruments and vocal styles on this album is breathtaking.
- After classical music, folk, world music, show songs, digital arts and jazz, the National Centre for Early Music is adding another string to its bow this autumn.
- 1.1 Western popular music incorporating elements of traditional music from the developing world.
Example sentencesExamples - The live music in each park also has a something-for-everyone appeal with funk and soul, rock and roll, world music, jazz, a barber shop quartet, punk rock.
- It's blues music that is also classical music that is also world music.
- Though cheerfully marketed as world music, a jazz spirit is in evidence, the combination of swing and substance with a light touch.
- He's already buying world music, so what's left?
- Lately, they have been merging Sega with reggae, to create Segae - a new kind of world music.
- I read a Guardian interview that says you are constantly classed as world music, which they thought was wrong.
- Virtuoso piper Jarlath has fused world music and traditional music to create a mesmeric and powerful sound.
- All in all, this is not an essential purchase for either fans of world music or of pop music.
- Charlie, you've championed a lot of world music.
- Jay Rutledge, the compiler of this album, had set out to reclaim world music as a form of popular music, rather than presenting an alternative to it or a rejection of it.
- Combining the centuries-old traditional music he grew up with in Senegal with Western pop sounds, Maal is a world music superstar.
- Here he splices together strands of blues and straight down-the-line rock with some folk, psychedelia, trip-hop and world music influences.
- Rap, jazz and so called world music have seen significant increases in CD sales in the past few years.
- The Sunday Specials had seen all manner of musicians perform, from classical to traditional to world music.
- He heads the world music department at Rotterdam Music Conservatory, the Netherlands.
- As it becomes popular music, world music appropriates the past and tradition to effect a radical break with them.
- Check out the world music section in a record store here, for instance, and you will find albums by pop groups from Taiwan.
- Oh yeah, and just because it isn't full of indie bands, world music bands or hiphop/dance/garage etc doesn't mean it isn't cool.
- Over the last 30 years, Eduardo has collaborated with top artists from the pop, jazz and world music traditions.
- He was creating a world music 25 years before the term was even coined.
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