Meanings of street music in English

In Munich, people really take the time to listen to street music.

My experience was confined to street music, and to the bawling at the chapel.

When SURE started, it was "a way of bringing the new music- street music-to the industry."

The last is refined street music, and reminds me of the mien and manners of a gentleman.

It is a fortnight since the UK's only remaining national high street music retailer, HMV, went into administration.

Of street music there was none, though once an old couple wailing a plaintive duet passed under our windows.

I'd love to produce a massive street music celebration of some kind, but directed by a great film director.

The skies were clear for the thousands of people who gathered in the CBD to watch the display and enjoy live street music.

Mr Ashley has handed an offer to administrators KPMG for the struggling high street music chain, which has more than 100 stores, Sky News reported.

More than 3,000 jobs at high street music retailer Zavvi were at risk today after the company was placed into administration.

Indeed, as one wandered the streets music seemed to be breaking out everywhere.

And one of the more rare orchestral soloists appears in Bill Russo's classic harmonica concerto, Street Music.

'May, the Cotton Carnival, the Beale Street Music Festival, the barbecue contest.

Their mean streets music became the perfect soundtrack of a generation of post-crack kids wandering crime-ridden hoods blaring beatboxes.

"Do you like street music?" said Raskolnikov, addressing a middle-aged man standing idly by him.

That event took place at the old Broad Street Music Hall in Birmingham, a building which was superseded by the Prince of Wales' Theatre.