Sentence examples for composer together from inspiring English sources

Khan's piece, given its world premiere by the composer together with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, was sufficiently dull that I learned from a colleague in the interval how many lights hang from the stage canopy.

(Milestone, $29.95, not rated) Meredith Monk: Inner Voice Enraptured and informative, Babeth M. VanLoo's documentary offers some rewarding face time with the veteran performance artist Meredith Monk, who has been weaving her skills as a singer, choreographer and composer together with the same purposeful intensity as she does her signature braids for some 45 years.

"I think short pieces can be a great way of showcasing both a performer and a composer together, rather like an appetizer".

"The first year will establish the foundation, and then we will be emphasizing the creation of works that put American composers together with European actors".

What drew these composers together, Mr. Brookshire said in a pre-concert talk, was that all three worked in Rome at some point in their careers and were influenced by its esthetic atmosphere.

They have the power of structure of the Viennese composers, together with the great wave of emotion of the Romantic piece and the sense of color and touch in the Debussy.

This summer's brought six young composers together with a group of student performers, called fellows of the festival, as well as the members of the hot contemporary-music ensemble Eighth Blackbird, whose six players were themselves fellows here four years ago and are back as artists in residence.

According to curator Natalia Schwien, the series is a way to bring game developers and composers together.

According to curator Natalia Schwein, the series is a way to bring game developers and composers together.

Not perhaps since Oliver Knussen created his masterworks of the nineteen-eighties and nineties has a European composer brought together the multifarious possibilities of contemporary style with such effortless conviction and expressive warmth.

Kayhan Kalhor, an Iranian composer, brought together a Western string septet with traditional South Asian string, wind and percussion instruments in his "Blue as the Turquoise Night of Neyshabur" (2000), a colorful, hypnotic work in which the ney (a flute) and the stringed instruments, old and new, traded solos and finished one another's melodies.