Sentence examples for composer better than from inspiring English sources
"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.
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.
And no composer did it better than Verdi.
Her husband, André Previn, conducting the London Symphony Orchestra, knows the composer's music better than anyone.
'OUR TOWN' Few contemporary composers handle voices better than Ned Rorem, but his operas remain less well traveled than his songs.
The first of this week's concerts was devoted to the composer that Vänskä conducts better than anyone else alive, Sibelius.
This came off better than the composer's Fifth Symphony, where balance was a problem and textures sounded tangled, despite some typically virtuosic LSO playing.
And the composer Hershy Kay probably did nothing better than his adaptation of tunes that many Britons have known since childhood, from "The Keel Row" and "Ye Banks and Braes" to "Colonel Bogey" and "Rule Britannia".
Woe betide the interpreter who thinks he knows better than the composer, who says: "I am always surprised, after the pains I have given myself for marking the ornaments which are suitable to my Pièces... to hear persons who have learned them without heeding my instructions.
But as with any celebrated group of composers, some fit the stereotype better than others.
