Sentence examples for arrangements of two from inspiring English sources

The concert opened with pleasant instrumental arrangements of two well-known Schubert songs: the swirling "Gretchen am Spinnrade," arranged by the violist and composer Lev Zhurbin, who goes by the name Ljova, and "Des Baches Wiegenlied," the devastatingly understated final song in Schubert's cycle "Die Schöne Müllerin".

John Morton's music-box arrangements of two Robert Johnson compositions are especially lovely, in keeping with Mr. Herskovits's overall vision of childlike make-believe.

The evening includes Mozart's arrangements of two fugues from Bach's "Well-Tempered Clavier," Thomas Adès's probing, whirling quartet "Arcadiana," and the titanic "Grosse Fuge," by Beethoven.

And Stravinsky was represented by the brief "Fanfare for New Theater" (1964) and "Fanfare" (1953), works that were juxtaposed with arrangements of two 17th-century madrigals by Gesualdo, the only works in which the group's intonation began to flag.

A Little League investigation days before Harlem's first World Series game determined that there were extenuating circumstances to the living arrangements of two players, and the Harlem players were ruled fully eligible.

More persuasive are Mr. Hough's arrangements of two chestnuts by Richard Rodgers: a tender, filigreed version of "Hello Young Lovers" and a haunting, increasingly percussive account of "Carousel Waltz".

Mr. Hope also performs his own arrangements of three Mendelssohn songs for violin and piano.

More specific accounts of the living arrangements of three players prompted a review that the Harlem league has now survived.

People involved in the case say the pay arrangements of three other campaign workers have also raised questions.

He began with Rachmaninoff's little-known arrangements of three movements from Bach's Partita in E for Solo Violin.

But if Muhly's 2011 arrangements of four traditional songs were delicately suggestive, his new work was painfully self-regarding.