Sentence examples for a romantic piece from inspiring English sources
A most unromantic setting for such a romantic piece.
The strains of many a Romantic piece have also been revisited - particularly by advertising, which lifts original renditions, or pop, where Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No 2 found itself after the 1970s got to it.
Davis's dream hails back to a more romantic time, when instead of saving auto companies, men founded them — and marketers could count on people knowing that a divan was a romantic piece of furniture.
"Every fixture and detail throughout the mansion has been designed by Mr. Schnabel, resulting in a romantic piece of art in its own right," the listing by Maria Pashby of Corcoran notes.
When I arrived at the door of his suite, he was playing a Chopin prelude so beautifully - it is a Romantic piece of the sort he does not usually perform in public - that I waited, feeling extremely privileged, until the piece was done before I knocked.
ITS lobby is a riot of sumptuous detail, with a black and white marble floor shined within an inch of itself, seemingly more gilt sconces than the Tuileries, a rococo marble fireplace and, improbably, a romantic piece of statuary, two cupids entwined on a pedestal.
The Serenade, despite Britten's diffidence ("not important stuff, but quite pleasant, I think"), is a thoroughly Romantic piece, phantasmagorical and death-laden, a quality underlined by the use of the horn, that iconic instrument for Romantic composers, conjuring up forest depths and an inexpressible longing.
A great step forward took place in 1899, when Schoenberg composed the string sextet Verklärte Nacht ("Transfigured Night"), a highly romantic piece of program music (unified by a nonmusical story or image).
At the end you have the trio which is a very romantic piece, and portrays Comte Ory in a romantic light.
"I was dating my now-husband, and it was a period in my life when I was falling wildly in love, so I wanted a very romantic piece of jewelry," Ms. Scully said.
Ms. Bausch's unconventional Tanztheater Wuppertal returns to New York with "Masurca Fogo," an unabashedly romantic piece inspired by Brazil and Portugal in which dancers dash up and down stairs and go down a water slide.
