As we make music of common air, and statues of stone, so the great dramatist should make life burst into blossom on the stage.
He was simply a servant who was commanded to make music for a pudding-headed bishop.
The Tenor had learnt that the sparkle in his eyes either meant some mischievous design, or a strong desire to "make music.
And now let us make music," he added, his good humour restored by the Tenor's mystification.
To make music is my vocation, and I follow it like a man.
A pupil intending to make music a profession should know the literature of the piano, not only the small and unimportant works of the great composers (as is too often the case), but the big works as well.
To make music we must make all the sounds mean something, just as it is no use to pretend to speak unless the sounds we make with our lips mean something, that is unless they form reasoned phrases and sentences.
They certainly exemplified the professor's maxim: "Never touch the piano without trying to make music.
Bumblebee family found plenty of time to make music.
He could understand why people should want to make music by night, and hop about in a lively fashion, too.
Varenna and a certain Pedraglio of Loveno, who were in the habit of coming to make music openly, and discuss politics in secret; this was known only to Luisa.
The Receiver knew this, and had learned from his Peppina that they came to make music.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "make music" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
