Sentence examples for composer read from inspiring English sources

In place of the spoken dialogue, Alexander Herold, a descendant of the composer, read a narration, portraying the composer himself.

(I can imagine another, less likely scenario: the composer read the manuscript and refused to grant his approval, whereupon Volkov obtained the signatures by subterfuge).

In preparation for Rosenkavalier, he has examined the works of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, explaining that he tries to read what the composer read.

If I were a young composer reading this, I might contemplate an alternative career in robotics.

On video, a Russian composer reads aloud from Allen Ginsberg's poem "America," his strong accent and deadpan manner working against the ranting verse.

Instead Sting portrays the composer, reading from his letters to Clara Wieck during their long courtship and from the joint diary they started when they married in 1840.

When Karen Snowberg, their conductor, raised her arms, they started on a composition by a 17th-century German composer, reading from pink and green music sheets.

"I had two TV screens showing a video, a composer reading out passages of Nietzsche in this very shrieky falsetto, and me and two dancers moving maniacally fast," he says.

The film ends with the composer reading the story from a newspaper with his wife.

Many young composers read his writings, but they don't always know his music.

It seemed strange to me that someone who painted big, scary abstractions should have been so commonsensical in her literary tastes, though later I would discover that twelve-tone composers read Keats just as experimental poets listened to Glenn Miller — few people are avant-garde outside their own domain.