Sentence examples for all the composer from inspiring English sources

In all, the composer emerged as a less brittle, detached figure — more visceral, more emotionally revealing.

After all, the composer of an opera can control, with absolute reliability, his actors' timing as a playwright can't.

In conversation with his high-school mentor Roger Hill, he declared that opera directors should be unobtrusive presences, serving the conductor, the performers, and, above all, the composer.

The late Andrew Porter, for many years the classical-music critic of The New Yorker, once wrote that he was tempted to consider "The Mother of Us All," the composer Virgil Thomson's second stage collaboration with the writer Gertrude Stein, from 1947, as "the best of all American operas".

In one day it will play all the composer's piano trios in three installations.

Whatever its peculiarities, "Frau" has a strong claim to rank as Strauss's greatest opera, and it counts as the longest, most challenging and most richly stuffed of all the composer's operas.

But not all the composers breathe New York air so regularly.

Look at all the composers born in or around 1685 - Bach, Handel, Domenico Scarlatti, Rameau and Telemann.

I decided to widen the testing and asked Clive to tell me the names of all the composers he knew.

Apart from Heitor Villa-Lobos, all the composers included here were born in the early- or mid-20th-century, some still unpublished.

Like Sigur Rós, but in reverse, almost all the composers and musicians represented by Bedroom Community share a sense that "serious" music has as much to learn from the world rock and pop as the reverse.