111.   He started making music again, only to discover he was out of step with the times.

112.   He wants to create a new generation of instruments so that more people can use them and try their hand at making music.

113.   He just wants to make music and perform again.

114.   He loved flying, but making music was a stronger love.

115.   He made music a central part of the liturgy as the church choir grew, adding a professional choirmaster and a composer in residence.

116.   He makes music to capture emotions, he says, and thousands upon thousands of people share those emotions.

117.   Here he makes music, with wit and eloquence.

118.   He was making music.

119.   His overlong piece added up to a roundabout way of making ambient music.

120.   Honor the bold and primal black men, the saga goes, who made music filled with cool humor, tough-minded grief and sexual heat.