Sentence examples for although the composer from inspiring English sources

Although the composer is nearly 80, it doesn't take long to realize that his hearing is as sharp as a Great Dane's.

Although the composer, librettist and conductor agreed to delay their fees, and Ms. Roberts reduced the size of her orchestra, they had still not reached the $35,000 they needed to produce the work.

Although the composer is a practicing Catholic, the Nazis identified him as a Jew -- "how could any man with a name like Israel Levis be anything but a Jew?" they asked -- and sent him away to Buchenwald.

Although the composer has made self-effacing comments in interviews about his reluctance to tackle longer forms, he hardly comes off as a neophyte; the piece possesses a solid architectural shape, with slow-moving, darkly meditative passages framing a kinetic, rock-tinged midsection.

Although the composer claimed that he was not attempting to portray the poem's specific scenes literally, the symphony's structure reflects that of Auden's poem, having six parts: "The Prologue," "The Seven Ages," "The Seven Stages," "The Dirge," "The Masque," and "The Epilogue".

(Kozinn 20090924 ★ BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Thursday) Carnegie Hall opens its season with James Levine conducting the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Evgeny Kissin in Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 2. Mr. Kissin can play Chopin beautifully, although the composer didn't write particularly interesting orchestral parts.

The portrait of electronic music presented by "Modulations" focuses more on its pop manifestations than on its "classical" side, although the composers Karlheinz Stockhausen (who observes that there is "no absolute silence in the world") and John Cage are heard from.

In an interview with Game Music Online, Mike Reagan said that although the composers might have used each other's themes, they did not collaborate with each other.

"I found the autograph book at the back of mum's wardrobe". Mr Winterton said "although small", the composer's work was "definitely a new piece".

Composers do not yet normally think in terms of dance (as they do in terms of song), although in Great Britain the composer Peter Maxwell Davies incorporated an integral role for solo dancer in his otherwise instrumental work, Vesalii icones (1969).

Although all the composers spoke of being inspired by the singers they were paired with, Keeril Makan seemed particularly galvanized by Laurie Rubin.