Sentence examples for a libretto of from inspiring English sources
His next opera, L'Upupa, was on an Arabian theme to a libretto of his own.
His eclectic body of work includes a libretto of 'Gormenghast' and a biography of transsexual April Ashley.
The company's recent struggles could fill a libretto of jilted lovers, betrayal and sudden changes of fortune.
(Schopenhauer, to whom Wagner had sent a libretto of "Der Ring des Nibelungen," stubbornly continued to hear the spirit only when listening to Mozart and Rossini).
In 1857 he began Der Barbier von Bagdad, on a libretto of his own based on The Thousand and One Nights.
Strauss, preferring the standard German translation of Wilde's original, rejected the poet's request for a collaboration, but immediately set about fashioning a libretto of his own.
Mr. Lang, a Pulitzer Prize-winning composer and a founder of the Bang on a Can new-music collective, has created a libretto out of what he calls Internet secrets.
"But between the director Tom Cairns and Harry they got a libretto out of me that functioned".
The piece is based on Frederic Myers, who founded the Society for Psychical Research; Melanie Challenger made a libretto out of the Society's automatic writings.
"It was a libretto out of the blue from my old friend and mentor, David Bamberger, who commissioned my first opera at the Cleveland Opera," Copeland shared.
By Emerson Beauchamp The New Yorker, July 17 , 1965P. 68 (A Draft of a Libretto for Still Another Meaningful Musical by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley).
