Sentence examples for admirable composition from inspiring English sources
It hadn't quite settled into its own style, but even under the death-metal roar, it communicated a joy and risk and eagerness in all its weird features that can't really be explained by all its admirable composition and before-the-fact elements.
Even Stravinsky found the work "admirable," writing in a note to famed composition teacher Nadia Boulanger, "Without feeling close to Boulez's music, I frankly find it preferable to many things of his generation".
He wrote, One might say that never has a person of her sex had such great talent for the composition of music, and for the admirable manner in which she played on the harpsichord and on the organ.
One might say that never has a person of her sex had such great talent for the composition of music, and for the admirable manner in which she played on the harpsichord and on the organ.
These adaptations include an increased muscle mass relative to body weight, a great locomotor efficiency based upon an admirable muscle-tendon architectural design and an adaptable fibre-type composition with intrinsic shortening velocities greater than would be predicted from an animal of comparable body size.
Campbell wrote that, despite the acoustic limitations of the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, the live recordings "achieve admirable depth and clarity that bring out unexpected elements in both major 20th century English compositions".
There is still a faint touch of Claude's influence in the handling of foliage, but the English painter's admirable preparatory sketch in black and white chalk, that was in principle made to revise the final composition, is revolutionary.
What makes so admirable the ballet scenes done for some 15 years, starting from the mid-1870s, is primarily the boldness of their composition.
