111.   Over three days, the crowd heard the music of Kroke, a three-piece klezmer band from Krakow.

112.   Perhaps the larger musical public has mellowed as well and is ready to reconsider the ideas of this major musical thinker, and hear his music anew.

113.   Right now, anyone with a mid-level computer and an Internet connection can hear music in a multitude of forms, from radiolike Webcasts to snippets of songs.

114.   She heard the music during the summer, then had a private advance screening of the movie before committing to that program.

115.   She had planned to return, hear more music and have an easier time of it when she left later in the day.

116.   Some exceptional music can be heard in the latter building, all at no charge.

117.   So we still experience them as four individuals struggling to find common ground, and hear the music that way.

118.   Sometimes she winced when she heard music she had once danced to.

119.   So the century of recorded music is neatly divided at its halfway point, by technological changes that altered the nature of how music was heard.

120.   Sometimes I go to hear jazz music.