Sentence examples for composer program from inspiring English sources

That is the power of the single living composer program.

Includes primarily manuscript and published scores by various composers, plus a scattering of other material (personal photocopies, composer program notes and addenda, business cards, etc.).

Acclaimed virtuoso pianist Lang Lang performs Tuesday with the Pacific Symphony in an all-Russian composer program at the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall.

With two orchestras, a jazz big band, an experimental-improvisation collective, string quartets, a composer program, and many chamber music ensembles, Face the Music encourages young musicians to contribute to the vibrant texture of today's contemporary music scene.

In using a computer as a tool in composition, the composer programs the computer to produce pitches, rhythms, tone colours, and other musical elements and to screen these elements through criteria also chosen by the composer.

But for the moment, the composers' program is moving forward.

Before entering the composers' program, Chantal, who had been in St. Gabriel's after-school programs since she was 5, was writing tunes on the guitar and successfully notating them, in an unorthodox way, on staff paper.

The first thing to strike the listener here — after the daunting earnestness (and in a couple of cases, off-putting artfulness) of the composers' program notes — will probably be the extreme surface difficulty of the music.

The work was commissioned by the orchestra, which has already recorded and performed his melodic "Rainbow Body" and will give the premiere of his new symphonic piece in the 2009-10 season as part of its Atlanta School of Composers program.

The audience perked up when the orchestra played five brief, vibrantly imaginative works created by fifth and sixth graders in the Very Young Composers program that the Philharmonic runs in city schools.

Friday is the night to see what's new to the repertory this season: the Contemporary Composers program includes Christopher Wheeldon's new pas de deux, "A Place for Us" (set to André Previn and Leonard Bernstein), and his "Soirée Musicale" (set to Samuel Barber), first created for the School of American Ballet in 1998.