Sentence examples for composer's approach from inspiring English sources

The difference lies partly in vocal weight and partly in the composer's approach.

"But he had a composer's approach to music, which he passed on to me," Schiff says.

K27 is far more typical of the composer's approach to the sonata as a baroque dance of distinctly Iberian character in two repeated halves.

After all, it was Boulez who once declared, without a trace of irony, that any composer who did not acknowledge the necessity of Schoenberg's 12-tone system was "useless", and who wrote caustic articles such as "Schoenberg Is Dead", criticising the Austrian composer's approach just months after his death in 1951.

Yet it is hazardous to connect the elusive emotions of the late works with the fact of the composer's approaching death.

Composer Phillan Bishop's approach to the instrument is maximalist by 1973 standards, piling asynchronous and out-of-key synthesizers into ecstatic chattering buzz that's as much chainsaw as beehive something fitting given the amputative violence that drives the film forward. Colin Joyce.

An orchestrated version of Schnittke's Violin Sonata No. 1, the work is an example of the composer's polystylistic approach.

After this, he played Mr. Adams's 1977 "China Gates," a quietly captivating work that essentially announced the composer's new approach to American Minimalism.

He always remembered the composer's even-handed approach to his works when he conducted the Fourth and 12th Symphonies at the Edinburgh festival in 1962.

Throughout the episode, Sirota draws out the tension between the composer's abstract, distanced approach toward his music and the deeply personal emotion that his fans nevertheless hear in it.

Part 2, the composer's most straightforward approach to a text, is a ruminative and emotionally charged aria for soprano (the radiant Susan Narucki), who relates the mystical visions of a 13th-century prophet, Hadewijch.