Music is the fine

Doublet of fino. Particularly used in plural as fines of ground coffee beans in espresso making. Doublet of finis. This word is virtually never used in speech and therefore essentially confined to musical notation. From Middle English finen , fynen , from Old French finer , finir.

Launched on 15 December , it is Australia's first fully licensed FM radio station and it has since reached over , listeners. Approximately 80 percent of Fine Music Sydney's on-air music content is from the western classical and related traditions which include baroque music , opera , contemporary classical music and chamber music. The remainder is made up of jazz , blues , operetta , piano music , film soundtracks , oldies , sacred music , ethnic music , ambient music , and non-mainstream and experimental contemporary music. The station broadcasts from studios located at Chandos Street, St Leonards , to the greater Sydney region at a frequency of Its operations are conducted by volunteers and a small number of paid staff.

It only takes a minute to sign up. This is somewhat idiosyncratic, as the specific choice of preposition depends on the adjective that you use preceding. However, with both of the examples that you've given, my judgements are the same:. This reminds me of, for example, "would you be fine by tomorrow morning?

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