* Some guitars of Lacote show Sor's signature: Fernando Sor, the Catalan guitarist living in Paris has signed a number of guitars by René Lacôte – examples now survive in the Edinburgh University Collection of Historic Musical Instruments, Cat.

Musical examples included Arnold Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire and Alban Berg's Wozzeck — both works that Shostakovich admired.

Good examples are the three-part and six-part ricercars from The Musical Offering ( 1747 ) by Johann Sebastian Bach.

Notable examples would be Disgaea: Hour of Darkness, published in North America by Atlus and in Europe by Koei, La Pucelle, published in North America by Mastiff Inc, and Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure which was also published in North America by Atlus.

Surviving examples exist as far afield as New Zealand, where one is preserved in the Whittaker's Musical Museum.

Musical examples from a concert in November, 2009 of the Alumni of the Yale Russian Chorus include Akh ty Stiep ' shirokaya ( Ах, ты степь ), Blazhen Muzh ( Блажен муж ), Borodino ( Бородино ), Kas Tie Tadi ( Who Are They ), and Zhilo dv ' enadstat ' razboin ' ikov ( Жило двенадцать разбойников ).

Some examples of technobandas are Banda Machos, Banda Maguey, Banda Vallarta Show, Banda Toro, Banda Fresa, Banda Tepic, Banda Pequenos Musical, Banda Movil, Banda Arkangel R-15, Banda Pachuco, Banda Laberinto.

Musical expressions of social criticism are very frequent in punk and rap music, examples being " Pretty Vacant " by Sex Pistols and " Brenda's Got a Baby " by 2Pac.

Musical influences include funk, Latin and soul music.

Musical instruments used in Uttarakhand music include the dhol, damoun, turri, ransingha, dholki, daur, thali, bhankora and masakbhaja.

Other music video game titles that involve singing by the player include Boogie and its sequel Boogie SuperStar, Disney Sing It, Get On Da Mic, Guitar Hero World Tour, High School Musical: Sing It !, Lips, the Rock Band series, SingSong, UltraStar, and Xbox Music Mixer.

Musical versions include the 1966 TV musical with songs by Moose Charlap, and Judi Rolin in the role of Alice, a Christmas 2007 multimedia stage adaptation at The Tobacco Factory directed and conceived by Andy Burden, written by Hattie Naylor, music and lyrics by Paul Dodgson and a 2008 opera Through the Looking Glass by Alan John.

Gelbart's other Broadway credits include the musical City of Angels, which won him the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Book of a Musical and an Edgar Award.

These include several musicals based on his life, such as The Fartiste ( awarded Best Musical at the 2006 New York International Fringe Festival ) and Seth Rozin's A Passing Wind which was premiered at the Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts in 2011.

Notable companies include Adams Musical Instruments of Ittervoort, The Netherlands and Ross Mallet Instruments, now owned by Jupiter Band Instruments of Austin, Texas, United States.

Musical influences include singer / songwriter Tom Waits's 1975 live-in-the-studio album titled Nighthawks at the Diner, after the painting.

His numerous books include works on rhythm, dance and musical instruments, with his The History of Musical Instruments ( 1940 ), a comprehensive survey of musical instruments worldwide throughout history, seen as one of the most important.

Musical elements that characterize the P-Funk style include:

Musical repertoires vary widely among corps and include symphonic, jazz, big band, contemporary, rock, wind band, vocal, Broadway, and Latin music, among other genres.

Musical groups on campus include an orchestra, wind band, jazz ensemble, choral group, and drumline.

Other credits Off-Broadway include Travels With My Aunt ( Drama Desk Award / Lucille Lortel Award / Outer Critics Award ), Privates On Parade, The Taming of the Shrew, The Invisible Man, The Music Man, Comedians ( Drama Desk Award nomination and a Lucille Lortel Award nomination ), A Christmas Carol: The Musical, Address Unknown and The Threepenny Opera ( Drama Desk Award / Outer Critics ' Award / The Richard Seff Award and a Tony Award nomination ).

Prominent recent studies of American music include Charles Hamm's Music in the New World from 1983, and Richard Crawford's America's Musical Life from 2001.

Musical cues used throughout the game include " Baby Elephant Walk ", " The Pink Panther Theme ", and " The Entertainer ".

Past productions include The Smokey Mountain Passion Play in Townsend, Tennessee from 1974 to 1992, The Great Passion Play at Pigeon Forge, Tennessee in 1988, and The Gatlinburg, Tennessee Musical Passion Play which closed in 1996.

Musical alumni include Al Doyle ( 1998 ) and Felix Martin ( 1999 ) of the electronic band Hot Chip — lead guitar and percussion / keyboards respectively.

In addition to Torch Song Trilogy, La Cage aux Folles and A Catered Affair, Fierstein's Broadway acting credits include playing the mother, Edna Turnblad in Hairspray ( 2002 ), for which he won a Tony Award for Best Leading Actor in a Musical.

Musical projects in which Bill Leeb has participated in include:

Later London credits include My Fair Lady, South Pacific ( at the Royal National Theatre ), The Woman In White, Othello and Acorn Antiques The Musical ( 2005 ), The Royal Hunt of the Sun, Rock ' n ' Roll and Porgy and Bess in 2006 at the Savoy Theatre ( an abridged version with dialogue instead of recitatives, unlike Nunn's first production of the opera ).

* Mutt and Jeff: A Musical Comedy Song Book ( 1912 ) Songs include: The Barn-Yard Rag ; Sail on Silv ' ry Moon ; Mr. Ragtime Whippoorwill ; Oh You Girl!

Musical instruments ( also characteristic of the whole Balkan region ) include gaida гайда ( bagpipe ), kaval кавал ( rim-blown flute ), zurna or zurla зурна ( another woodwind, similar to oboe typical among gipsi ), tambura тамбура ( guitar-like ), gadulka гъдулка ( violin-like ), and tapan тъпан ( large two-sided drum ).

Musical compositions include the " Song of General Kim Il Sung ," " Long Life and Good Health to the Leader ," and " We Sing of His Benevolent Love "-- hymns that praise the nation's leader.

Key series for BBC Radio 2, made in collaboration with producer Malcolm Prince include Ain't No Mickey Mouse Business, Disney's Women, David Puttnam's Century of Cinema, Ain't No Mickey Mouse Music, No Place Life Home: A Judy Garland Story, Showman and Starmaker: A Tribute to Bill Cotton and, in Autumn 2010, he compiled and wrote a series of eight documentaries on aspects of The Musical.

Adding to the irony of this review, in the 1960 NME Reader's Poll, Duane Eddy was the winner of the award for Number One World Musical Personality, taking first place ahead of consistent winner, Elvis Presley.

Eddy's records were equally successful in the UK, and in 1960, readers of the UK's New Musical Express voted him World's Number One Musical Personality, ousting Elvis Presley.

Signing with Good again in 1977, he portrayed Elvis Presley in a theatrical production of Elvis – The Musical, winning a Best Musical of the Year award.

By 1996 Proby was acting again in Elvis – The Musical.

A year later Proby returned to a new production of Elvis – The Musical, and released the album Legend.

Other recent productions have included West End runs of Whistle Down The Wind at the Palace Theatre, Festen in London, on a UK tour and now on Broadway, The Big Life, Elmina's Kitchen, Scrooge-The Musical, The Night Of The Iguana, A Few Good Men, A Man For All Seasons alongside UK tours of Jesus Christ Superstar, Tommy, Whistle Down The Wind, Tell Me On A Sunday, and This Is Elvis.

Musical acts included a duet of " God Bless America " featuring a recorded Kate Smith alongside a live Lauren Hart, headliner Earth, Wind & Fire, with the very last set being a performance by Elvis interpreter Johnny Seaton.

Two more tracks from the sessions saw official release: the blues jam " I Wanna Cry " as another of the " This One " B-sides and " It's Now or Never " on the New Musical Express double-LP / CD " The Last Temptation Of Elvis " in England in February 1990.

Category: Musical groups disestablished in 1980

Category: Musical groups established in 1980

Category: Musical groups established in 1980

Category: Musical groups established in 1980

Category: Musical groups disestablished in 1980

* Sweeney Todd ( 1980, Best New Musical )

Category: Musical groups disestablished in 1980

Category: Musical groups disestablished in 1980

* 1980: Best Featured Actress in a Musical – Barnum ( Nomination )

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The World of Musical Comedy ( San Diego: Da Capo Press, 1974 ; 4th edn., 1980 )

Category: Musical groups established in 1980

Their first two cassette albums, Musical Destruction ( 1980 ) and Crime Pays ( 1981 ) were only ever released in very small quantities, and it was only when they finally got the money together to release an EP in April 1982 ( There's No Government Like No Government ) did they make the jump to a wider audience, the EP completely selling out within three weeks.

Category: Musical groups established in 1980

Produced and directed by Jim Sharman, the original London production of the musical premiered at the Royal Court Theatre ( Upstairs ) on 19 June 1973 before moving to several other locations and closing on 13 September 1980, running for a total of 2, 960 performances and winning the 1973 Evening Standard Award for Best Musical.

* 1980 — Best Musical Album for Children, In Harmony: A Sesame Street Record ( multiple artist compilation w / Linda Ronstadt )< sup > 1 </ sup >

Category: Musical groups established in 1980

Category: Musical groups established in 1980

The first two albums, Glory Boys ( December 1979 ) and Behind Closed Doors ( September 1980 ), with its more complex orchestrated arrangements, proved successful and in its first year Secret Affair regularly appeared on the BBC Television show Top Of The Pops and was a cover star of many UK music magazines, including New Musical Express, Sounds and Smash Hits.

Sofia Gubaidulina used the Royal Theme of The Musical Offering in her violin concerto Offertorium ( 1980 ).

Category: Musical groups established in 1980

Category: Musical groups established in 1980

* The Stoughton Musical Society's Centennial Collection of Sacred Music, contains a version with the later text and was published in Boston in 1878 ; reprint by DaCapo Press, 1980, with New Introduction by Roger L. Hall.

Seven parody entries, written by contributors to the 1980 edition, and full of musical puns and dictionary in-jokes, were published in the February 1981 issue of The Musical Times ( which was also edited by Stanley Sadie at the time ).