Sentence examples for composed in both from inspiring English sources

He composed in both the stile antico ("old style") of the late Renaissance and the stile moderno of the early Baroque.

Although Aytmatov composed in both Russian and Kyrgyz, many of his works, which are predominantly long short stories and novellas, were originally written in the latter language.

During World War II, Nazi radio broadcasts to Muslims cast the English and the Jews as "the common enemies of the Arab-Muslim world and of Germany" and popular songs honoring "Hajj Hitler" were composed in both rural and urban areas in North Africa.

PCIP was composed in both Haitian Creole and English due to the preponderance of Creole and French languages to accommodate both the Haitian hospital pharmacists and foreign volunteers who frequently volunteered at St . Lukes.

Music in Contrary Motion and Music in Similar Motion, both also composed in 1969, extend the procedures first to three voices (Contrary Motion) and then to four (Similar Motion), gradually thickening the textures and so enriching the harmonic palette.

Both composed in 2003, the cycles are the first two books in Mr. Crumb's four-volume "American Songbook".

This tendency culminated in "Lonh," for soprano and electronics, and "Chateau de l'Ame," for soprano and orchestra, both composed in 1996 for Dawn Upshaw.

The works by Mr. Ornstein on Ms. Cahill's program are "Suicide in an Airplane" and "Impression of the Thames" (both composed in 1913), and three works from the 1970's: "A Morning in the Woods," "Rendezvous at the Lake" and "Solitude".

The earliest of Mr. Ornstein's works, "Suicide in an Airplane" and "Impressions of the Thames" (both composed in 1913), were the most striking of those that Ms. Cahill played, not least because of the deft way in which Impressionistic ambiguity wove through textures of a decidedly Lisztian heft.

A pair of songs by Toscanini — "Neurosi" ("Neurosis") and "Son Gelosa!" ("I Am Jealous!"), both composed in 1885 — proved more charming than memorable, and Gina Cuffari, a soprano (though she is usually the group's bassoonist), sang them with the right balance of gracefulness and passion.

Composed in 1995 to commemorate both the tercentenary of Henry Purcell's death and the 50th anniversary of Benjamin Britten's "Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra," which is based on a Purcell theme, the work follows the pattern of the Britten: with the witches' chorus from "Dido and Aeneas" as its theme, it is a set of variations focusing on each of the orchestra's sections.