Sentence examples for clustered pieces from inspiring English sources
Lerman, a prominent editor, and Foy, an artist, clustered pieces by themes and forms at their Midtown fantasyland, in the Osborne, at 205 West 57th Street.
You'll hear an awful lot of ideas: he can make Chinese folk songs sound like the blues and the "Teletubbies" theme sound like a hoedown; he also plays some of Captain Beefheart's short, twisty, clustered pieces with lovely clarity.
What a Cluster I'm a sucker for peanut butter anything, so I appreciate the PB swirls (and ice cream), but the caramel cluster pieces have a weird texture and the lack of theme leaves me confused.
The most renowned composer to be directly inspired by Cowell's demonstrations of his tone cluster pieces was Béla Bartók, who requested Cowell's permission to employ the method.
For a 2004 production of the play Tone Clusters by Joyce Carol Oates, composer Jay Clarke a member of the indie rock bands Dolorean and The Standard employed clusters to "subtly build the tension", in contrast to what he perceived in the cluster pieces by Cowell and Ives suggested by Oates: "Some of it was like music to murder somebody to; it was like horror-movie music".
The company is looking to align itself with the latest home artwork design trend which basically involves clustering several pieces of art together.
Three women (Kelly Grigsby, Molly Poerstel and Elizabeth Williams) crossed the stage and clustered throughout the piece, their iridescent costumes changing color subtly in Mike Jones's lighting.
"There are fifty pieces densely clustered in a relatively small space, and you might walk by them quickly, without noticing what makes them so special.
Weird misshapen rocks clustered, pocked and scarred pieces of schist so split and shadowed that they seemed to form ominous creatures.
Under 1960s glass Venini chandeliers, ceramic pieces are clustered in bunches.
We observed that most mutations are clustered in a few pieces with 95% of all mutations occurring in 27% of the total testis.
