Sentence examples for a small composer from inspiring English sources

Richard Howgill, who held the post from 1952 to 1959, took the view that although Webern "might have been a small composer of some significance, Schoenberg wasn't really a composer at all".

It wasn't until this year that I saw the small composer credit for "Lee" while archiving my 45's.

In the early twentieth century, imperial conductors had commanded a repertoire that was often limited to a small coterie of composers, and they frequently asked orchestra players to rehearse the same piece dozens of times.

ATLANTA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Robert Spano, an energetic conductor with a James Levine-like devotion to a small group of composers, offers the New York première of Christopher Theofanidis's "The Here and Now" (featuring the singers Richard Clement and Nathan Gunn and the renowned A.S.O. chorus) in a concert also featuring music by Sibelius and Ravel ("Daphnis et Chloé," complete).

For music lovers, the Richard Strauss Institute has a small exhibition on the composer, and hosts talks and concerts.

One of the rooms was made a small chapel with the composer and immediate family encased in marble and laid to rest in a side wall.

For "Camelot Requiem," which lasts about 90 minutes and is scored for a small chamber ensemble, the composer applied a fundamentally tonal style that he described as "complex, but not intimidating".

Ms. Souriau is one of a small group of jazz composers at the beginnings of a new kind of large-ensemble composition.

Starting this week, through July 20, Mr. Danielpour is passing on exactly this kind of practical, nuts-and-bolts information to a small group of young composers.

The state-of-the-art recording studio and nine plywood individual creativity pods are now given out in short stints to composers; a small stage for shows is open to the public — as is another bar — all of which are set into a mini botanical garden, with lush plants and dirt paths.

A small cult, according to the composer.