Sentence examples for composed interpretation from inspiring English sources

I'm singing Hans Zender's "composed interpretation" of the piece, for orchestra.

A "composed interpretation" of Winterreise, Schubert's song cycle for voice and piano, in which the beloved masterpiece is crushed into millions of tesserae and stuck together again, for small orchestra, like a haphazard and misshapen mosaic.

Well, "The Dark Mirror" is a team play as well, with the head coach being Hans Zender, the German composer and conductor who took the voice-and-piano original of "Winterreise" and made "Schubert's 'Winterreise'," a "composed interpretation" for tenor and small orchestra that transcends any standard concept of transcription or arrangement.

As he had on his 1968 debut album Song of Innocence, Axelrod composed musical interpretations of the works of English poet William Blake on Songs of Experience.

As with his 1968 debut album Song of Innocence, Axelrod composed musical interpretations of English poet William Blake's Songs of Innocence and of Experience, an 18th-century illustrated collection of poems.

He composed a musical interpretation of Ms. George's series "The Thirteen Moons," collaborated with her on a musical, "One Day in the Woods," and co-wrote with her a musical version of "Julie," which was performed last spring at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan.

Learning is a complicated process composed of vision, interpretation, comprehension and memory.

Using vintage Mac computuers, a Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum +1 and a SEGA Mega Drive, he composed a unique interpretation of "Carol of the Bells," including lyrics like "Hail the machines/sweet old machines/blow off the dust/wipe off the rust".

TC established the research design, carried out the data collection, participated in data interpretation and composed the manuscript.

The music was composed by veteran composer Koji Kondo, who created new interpretations of the familiar melodies from earlier games as well as entirely new material.

The following 10 books seek to understand the crimes they document through the context and circumstances of the places and the times in which they occurred 1. Beyond Belief by Emlyn Williams Williams said this account of the Moors Murders case was composed of three elements: fact, interpretation of fact and surmise.