Sentence examples for burning piano from inspiring English sources

The show, which is loosely organised around the theme of a woman's search for the ultimate party, features a fountain of fake blood, a burning piano and a host of dancing men.

Fando and his paralyzed lover, Lis, journey across a desert and encounter a gang of transvestites, blood drinkers, and a man playing a burning piano.

In Brooklyn, a sculptor and installation artist, Cosimo Cavallaro, who once made a two-hour film of a burning piano, and covered a house, a hotel room and the model Twiggy with cheese all in the name of art (his Web site is www.cosimocavallaro.com), spends his time noodling with his architect, Marvin H. Meltzer, and prospecting for financial partners.

That second album was little more than a curiosity on release; a scuzzy, unhinged album inspired by the story of Anne Frank and Mangum's recurring dreams of a Jewish family caught up in the Holocaust, given a magical, surrealist sheen by its archaic penny-arcade artwork and lyrics about two-headed foetuses in formaldehyde jars, burning pianos and semen-stained mountaintops.

I don't remember when I was first told my grandparents had died of Spanish flu, but it was a dull grey sort of fact, nothing like the story about their gorgeous wooden house burning down and the piano being carried out on to the lawn.

Jose Canseco was apparently a jerk to work with, completely insistent his character be "heroic"—making his rescue of a player piano from a burning house doubly goofy.

Ms. Mearns made the heroine of "Serenade" a creature of burning impulse; Ms. Reichlen rendered the heroine of "Tschaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2" both impersonal and multifaceted, her large-scale lyricism making the ballet marvelously ample.

"Oh oh oh, burning the Bible tonight!" he chants manically, backed by spooky piano and pounding war-drums, as he spurs his followers on in some demented Wicker Man-like ritual.

In another work, The End of Civilisation, he set a piano on fire in the Cumbrian hills and filmed it burning.

Shot in the form of a timelapse, Deconstucted Piano captures one frame of burning wood every six seconds, which creates the stunning impression of the piano almost melting into cinders in front of your eyes.

Presented by Ensemble 21, the program started and finished with works from around 1960, Piano Piece IX and "Kontakte," representing a period when Mr. Stockhausen was burning up a whole new compositional approach in each score.