Sentence examples for breakthrough piece from inspiring English sources

The Partch score is a classic, his breakthrough piece, written in 1930-33.

The choreographer's breakthrough piece is performed by her company in New York for the first time since 2003.

"Maybe it's even better" that her early breakthrough piece did not make it back overseas, Lisa Wenger, her niece, said in a phone interview.

The earliest, the Chamber Concerto, was a breakthrough piece in which Ligeti constrained a dazzling swirl of blurred colors and frenetic rhythms within concise, relatively orderly movements.

Only this week, Alzheimer's Research UK has publicised a breakthrough piece of work exploring the link between infections and the disease's progression.

And while "Asphodel Meadows," his breakthrough piece for the Royal Ballet, was being performed in November, he was busy choreographing for the maverick troupe the Ballet Boyz, as well as coping with his usual dancer's schedule of rehearsal and performance.

After performing two of his breakthrough pieces, "Bang" (1991) and "Under" (1990), Parker will dance in a work in progress by Tharin; Sloan, currently a member of the Bang Group, and the very young Winokur will offer dances of their own.

Some early pieces that resulted prove what Birtwistle learned, and how bracingly fresh his idiom still sounds today: listen to the hieratic brilliance of Tragoedia, one of Birtwistle's breakthrough pieces.

These breakthrough pieces of content will be just as visible as they always have, due to their popularity (I assume), but the lesser pieces will decline in visibility.

More important was the artistic breakthrough the piece represented.

In preparing "Metastasis," his breakthrough orchestral piece of 1953-54, he drew ruled parabolas on graph paper, then translated the shapes into music, mapping them as expanding webs of glissandos.