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Maybe I can get to like classical music the way she does.
Classical music lives much of its current life in the past.
The door was open, and classical music could be heard.
She was making him into a student of classical times.
It was just classical until I got out of high school.
That is what we do in the classical music field.
Classical music and television were not made for each other.
I could put some classical music on there and read.
It was open, and the sound of classical music came from within.
At six years of age, he began training in classical music.
There is a high level of public interest in classical music and education.
Or maybe this is true only in case of the classical music?
She is the classical example of a woman teacher in early church history.
On the one hand, it is the city of classical art.
Even people who like classical music may not want or need quite so much of it.
"I see a couple of problems in the way the classical music business is run," he said.
His early education was in several of the best classical schools during that time.
SO this is what the classical record business has come to.
The classical music on the radio is not too good.
He had worked in classical music radio for 40 years.
We must not be too classical with a beautiful young wife.
Classical and popular music programs are available to the public during the summer months.
Yes and no - he also does the classical stuff.
You want to read about classical music on the Internet?
When I was little, my older brother used to play classical music for me.
He is the classic case of the local boy made good.
At the development's heart would be a classic town green.
The play is based on the 1939 classic film of the same name.
Asked the classic question - Where do you go from here?
It's a classic situation of a show saying one thing and doing another.
A classic answer that by itself just means anything is possible.
But he is not a leader in the classic sense.
This is a classic example of a party talking to itself.
It is a classic example of the race toward better security.
"It was a classic case of looking for the outside problem."
The home team won every game in this classic series.
It was classic Brown: playing the game the right way.
Clinton's 1983 education reform was a classic case in point.
He is the classic case of here today and gone tomorrow.
What we have here is a classic example of European work.
I just knew that he had written a classic story.
She was also a lady in the classic sense of the word.
Whatever her age, she was quite beautiful in a classic sense.
This is not on classic left/right lines by the way.
Such was the situation which developed during the classic period.
It was not the Classic office which he called this time.
A trip to the Classic office was out of the question.
It is my view that we should be talking about classic human rights.
By 1919, the book was being described in Nature as a classic work.
But this seemed a classic case of a work written by a committee.
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