Sentence examples for compilation of pieces from inspiring English sources

For Henry V, Walton drew upon some existing material from Shakespeare's time, using melodies from the Fitzwilliam Virginal Book, a compilation of pieces for the virginal, a small keyboard instrument related to the harpsichord.

In closing I should mention Mr. van Wissem will be releasing a compilation of pieces from his soundtracks called Cool Hand Lute, creating more soundtracks for filmmakers, and will also be conducting Black Lute Masses on a global scale.

I tried to write about being a poet married to an actor in a collection of essays called MARRIED TO THE ICEPICK KILLER: a Poet in Hollywood, a compilation of pieces written for the LA Times Book Review and the New York Times Book Review, Op Ed page and Magazine.

In recent months, Mr. Dalton has been negotiating with Emusic, a company that will allow collectors to either download works from the Internet or order custom compilations of pieces from the C.R.I. catalogue.

In addition to the regular albums, a number of compilation albums of pieces from several Final Fantasy games have been produced both by Square Enix and outside groups, both officially and unofficially.

The chair will supervise the compilation of 10,000 pieces of Dr. King's writings and manuscripts, Goldman Sachs said.

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Tharaud is also one of several artists featured on the recent soundtrack companion to "Fifty Shades of Grey," a compilation of classical pieces that are referenced in E.L. James' naughty trilogy of novels.

In 1981, Knopf published a compilation of Willis's pieces, Beginning to See the Light.

A large map of the world hangs near the coat check, a compilation of paper puzzle pieces illustrated by children that is designed to demonstrate what makes each of them a unique part of a diverse planet.

In the Cage, the piano part, played here by Joseph Kubera, is whatever the player makes of it: the soloist builds it by choosing from a compilation of 64 short pieces.