Sentence examples for composition date from inspiring English sources

The composition date of the Brahms Fourth Symphony or the birthplace of Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf is information that has always been out there, but scattered.

However, since the 1940s art experts, led by the National Portrait Gallery, have raised objections, principally that the style of the girl's dress and the general composition date the painting after 1800.

A Washington Post article supports this, giving a composition date of 1843.

This tradition has long been discredited on paleographic and stylistic grounds: most evidence points to a composition date ca. 800, long after St. Columba's death in 597.

In deference to this impossible task, she dates almost everything -- either incorporating the composition date in the poem's title or appending it as an italicized note at its close.

These composition dates make it unlikely that the Evangelists knew and heard Jesus.

Some of these may be dated to about 1695, while the composition dates of the others remain unknown.

The main focus of the diaries is a list of compositions, with information regarding instrumentation, work length, dedications, commissions, composition dates, premiere performances, etc.

One of the last eruptions produced a block-and-ash flow of dacitic composition dated at 4100 BP that contributed to the end of pedogenesis.

John Arthur believes he has made what is arguably the most important Mozart discovery of the last 30 years: that the accepted composition dates are wrong for five symphonies written by a 17- and 18-year-old Mozart in 1773 and 1774.

Called "The Smoking Cantata," the composition, dated July 10 , 1919 was unknown until its three-page score was offered at auction earlier this year and bought for $6,600 by the Elgar Birthplace Museum in Worcester, England.