light music
Britishnoun
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More recently, the Opera House has been the centrepiece of Vivid Sydney - an annual festival of light, music ideas and artistic expression.
From BBC
With the BBC Philharmonic, he has recorded a third volume of orchestral works by Eric Coates, a prolific composer of light music.
From New York Times
Wilson was a largely self-taught pianist and percussionist, who had “a general light music education” in northeast England, playing in Gilbert and Sullivan shows, brass bands and operetta, and fixing his own orchestras for performances of musicals like “West Side Story.”
From New York Times
Wilson has continued to champion light music in all its varieties.
From New York Times
You could look at it as a soundscape with movement, a landscape with sound, a kind of installation of bodies, light, music and visual geometries.
From New York Times
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