Similar words: classical, classically, neoclassical, classic, musical, classics, musically, neoclassic. Meaning: n. traditional genre of music conforming to an established form and appealing to critical interest and developed musical taste.
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121. Soothing classical music played in the operating theater as the team of 28 doctors and about 100 assistants at a Singapore hospital battled unstable blood circulation Laleh and Ladan Bijani.
122. Though Dixieland jazz is today a preserved form of music like classical music.
123. Fiercely intelligent, Andrew Wilfahrt scored top marks in the army's aptitude test. He was also a former peace activist who enjoyed classical music.
124. Shops in Worcester, Bristol, and North Wales have also taken to "firing out" bursts of classical music to ward of feckless youngsters.
125. Classical music, though, gives the composer the tools to extend or elide time in the service of beauty and irony.
126. The radio station has to include a substantial proportion of classical music.
127. As for as classical music is concerned, I have no interest in it.
128. Home to the Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra (GSO), the Xinghai Concert Hall is the city's premier venue for classical music.
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129. At the beginning of her school days, Helen was rapt in classical music.
130. Bands described as technical death metal or progressive death metal usually fuse common death metal aesthetics with elements of progressive rock, jazz or classical music.
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