Sentence examples for composing in a from inspiring English sources

Composing in a hurry, he produced an uncharacteristically baggy piece that nonetheless surges with life.

So he started composing in a harmonic language unhinged from tonality: atonality, it has been called.

Foss is still composing; in a recent work, he set a poem by Christopher Foss to music.

Though Mr. Adler goes on composing in a standard show tune style, show music changed aggressively, Broadway responded passively, and both are at a standstill.

After beginning his career composing in a richly chromatic, quasi-tonal language, Dallapiccola became the leading exponent of 12-tone technique and serialism in Italy by the 1950s.

John Robinson Peter Maxwell Davies, who died recently, was once labelled a "traitor" for slaking his former "atonal tendencies" and a "prostitute" for composing in a variety of styles.

Reacting against the complex, intellectually sophisticated style of modern music, several composers began to compose in a simple, literal style, thereby creating an extremely simple and accessible music.

Rossini's opera was written when the composer was 25 and was composed in a mere three weeks.

The composer was delighted with it, and Trial by Jury was composed in a matter of weeks.

These pieces were not composed in a vaccuum.

Lowell's later poetry is composed in a more relaxed and conversational manner.