Sentence examples for a nocturne from inspiring English sources

She played two Chopin works, a nocturne and a waltz.

A Quintet by Hugo Kaun Played for the First Time in America -- A Nocturne by Kral.

I just wrote my first real classical piece, a nocturne for piano and orchestra.

I would not want a song but perhaps a Nocturne of Chopin.

Muhly's concerto, which was for an electric violin accompanied by a chamber orchestra, was to be a nocturne of sorts.

It was a nocturne out of early Bernstein or introspective Sinatra: classic-sounding but a little staid.

Angel responds to culture (a Chopin nocturne, a Mozart sonata) as a freeing agent.

The complete set also includes a nimble fairies' scherzo, a haunting nocturne rich with horns, a buoyant clowns' dance, and a farewell finale.

Such a wide variety of interpretations has been offered in recent years that it seems there is hardly a standard performance anymore, as there might be for a Chopin nocturne or a Beethoven sonata.

Despite his classical credentials, his career didn't take off until he began combining a talent for arranging with an ability to find the jazzy elements in, say, a Chopin nocturne or a Scriabin etude.

Is this an idyllic nocturne on a tropical beach, or a cocktail club mural done by a jobbing painter who has never seen the sea?