The phrase "a new composition to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the creation or arrangement of a piece of music, writing, or other forms of art that is being developed or introduced.
Example: "The artist is excited to present a new composition to the audience at the concert."
Alternatives: "a fresh piece to" or "an original work to".
In the past the Bruce has commissioned a new composition to augment a show on surrealism.
After Harrison's death in 2001, Mr. Shankar contributed a new composition to the "Concert for George," a starry celebration of Harrison's music staged at the Royal Albert Hall in London in 2002.
This method helps us to obtain a new composition to extend the use of low-cost materials.
This research has developed a new composition to produce a new bioactive nanocomposite which is porous with three-dimensional (3D) inter-connected microstructure, pore sizes are 200 500 μm, porosity are 72 86% and BaG nanoparticles are dispersed evenly among cross-linked gelatin matrices.
He considers each new composition to be an extension of the ones before it.
In his forthcoming glass harmonica CD, he includes a new composition dedicated to Mr. Finkenbeiner.
After effectively winning the hearts of many with Voices of Light, his oratorio written to accompany Carl Theodor Dryer's 1928 silent film "The Passion of Joan of Arc", Richard Einhorn is writing a new composition more personal to him with a brand new palette of musical theme and shades.
While a couple of MPL's latest, high profile placements are Paul McCartney's "Dance Tonight" from his Memory Almost Full album (playing in the July 19th episode of Entourage), and a new composition, "I Want To Come Home" (debuting in Robert De Niro's upcoming film, Everybody's Fine), there is an equal amount of pitching and support for their affiliated artists' material.
This system departs from the traditional paper-based questionnaire data collection methods and implements a new composition of evaluation methods to demonstrate its effectiveness.
Ms. Midler, trim in a silver sequined pantsuit, her hair a nimbus of tight blond curls, hurls herself into high gear to perform the blazingly funny title song, a new composition that pays witty homage to that great Las Vegas institution of the showgirl.
The second presentation of a new composition can be more difficult to arrange than the first, and often more important to its future.
