Sentence examples for a composer program from inspiring English sources

With two orchestras, a jazz big band, an experimental-improvisation collective, string quartets, a composer program, and many chamber music ensembles, Face the Music encourages young musicians to contribute to the vibrant texture of today's contemporary music scene.

Acclaimed virtuoso pianist Lang Lang performs Tuesday with the Pacific Symphony in an all-Russian composer program at the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall.

Includes primarily manuscript and published scores by various composers, plus a scattering of other material (personal photocopies, composer program notes and addenda, business cards, etc.).

2000: Speculum Musicae devotes a Composer Portrait program to works by Edgard Varèse.

Offhand, it is difficult to see what qualities link the avant-garde saxophonist and composer Ornette Coleman with the venturesome but still comparatively tradition-minded Sebastian Currier, who share a Composer Portraits program at the Miller Theater tonight.

That is the power of the single living composer program.

For Zach Layton, a composer who programs concerts at the Issue Project Room and founded the Darmstadt series with Nick Hallett, also a composer, musical interaction is the most crucial contribution alternative spaces make.

Rebekah Wilson, 38, a composer and programming expert who founded Source Elements, the company behind the collaboration software, told the BBC: "What is unique about our software is that we restore and replace any missing digital packets of data automatically, so there is no disruption to the timeline.

In using a computer as a tool in composition, the composer programs the computer to produce pitches, rhythms, tone colours, and other musical elements and to screen these elements through criteria also chosen by the composer.

Christopher Caines is not simply a choreographer but also a composer and, this program suggests, a cultural historian.

In the past year, American Ballet Theatre staged a ballet, "From Here on Out," on which Muhly collaborated with Benjamin Millepied; the Boston Pops premièred his composition "Wish You Were Here"; and he made his Carnegie Hall début as a composer, when a program of his works, which he paired with Renaissance choral music, was performed in Zankel Hall.