Sentence examples for a difficult composition from inspiring English sources

A good example would be the question of just how faulty a performance of a difficult composition can be and still count as a performance of the work.

When he completed Harvard, in 1943, however, he did not enlist (somewhat to his shame) but began a long and difficult composition entitled "A Transit to Narcissus," based on his experiences as an attendant in a Boston psychiatric hospital.

Root causes involved a difficult soil composition, and constraints at a populated bank that led to engineering solutions not proved before on a pipe of such diameter.

That you threatened to throw out your other daughter's dollhouse and refused to let her go to the bathroom one evening until she mastered a difficult piano composition.

Latte took on the task of rehearsing the opera singers in this difficult composition.

I caught a ride to a record store; I picked one of his cassettes at random from a shelf; I scrutinised the reissue's almost nonexistent liner notes; I listened to his music again and again while playing Nintendo, slowly developing an appreciation for difficult compositions like Giant Steps.

He committed to 20 minutes a day of piano practice in order to learn one of the most difficult compositions in the canon: Chopin's Ballade No. 1 in G minor (which some may know as the piece Adrien Brody's character plays for the Nazi officer in The Pianist).

The song was described as one of Carey's more difficult compositions, due to its "softness".

Mr. Berger similarly decided to use an existing composition, a difficult four-hand piano piece from 1978, as a kind of backdrop for a chamber work.

Microbial communities vary across the landscape in forest soils, but prediction of their biomass and composition is a difficult challenge due to the large numbers of variables that influence their community structures.

Food composition regulations are a difficult and low priority way to promote the intake of healthy components of food.