Sentence examples for composer better from inspiring English sources

In this case, the song is by Alexandre Desplat, a composer better known for cinematic soundscapes.

Another was to have ensemble members make arrangements of music that fascinated them, including electronica by Richard D. James, a British composer better known as Aphex Twin.

Best was Porpora's flexible, dazzling Cello Concerto in G, one of a small body of instrumental works written by a composer better known for his operas and cantatas.

The program also included "Memória y Fado," a gently melodic meditation by Egberto Gismonti, and a pair of short character pieces by Alfredo da Rocha Viana Filho, the chôro composer better known as Pixinguinha.

It is hard to think of a composer better suited to a city than Mr. Adams, with his sweeping yet delicate evocations of the natural world, will be to the outdoors-obsessed Seattle.

"Dusk," Mr. Hill's first album in 10 years, should end his marginal status: it connects him with some of the better young jazz musicians working today and takes the full measure of Mr. Hill as a composer better than one would have thought possible.

Alisa Weilerstein and Inon Barnatan are well paired in this disc of sonatas by composers better known for piano music, both writing for cellists who were their close friends.

Barber the opera composer had better luck in those years.

No composer wrote better ones, not Mozart or Beethoven or anyone to follow.

These concerts betray his longtime enthusiasm for the symphonies of Scriabin, a composer far better known for his piano works.

Sondheim's rule, taught to him by his mentor, Oscar Hammerstein II, is that the book and composer are better served by lyrics that are "plainer and flatter".