Sentence examples for composition derived from from inspiring English sources

But I know of only one composition derived from a literary work that was itself based on an earlier musical opus.

In 2010, Kjartansson made a video of the then ninety-six-year-old Mississippi bluesman Pinetop Perkins, talking and playing a piano outside a tumbledown house, in a composition derived from Andrew Wyeth's "Christina's World".

The young Brahms was a rhapsodic, expansive, eye-rolling, foot-stomping, heaven-storming romantic (hear the original version, by the twenty-year-old composer, of the Piano Trio Op. 8, the First Piano Concerto, the String Sextet No. 1) but one who had both an innate sense of form and a morally severe approach to composition derived from an intense fealty to Beethoven.

Dr. Rohde said that about 80 percent of the genetic composition derived from the E. coli strain O104, but that the other 20 percent came from another more toxic bacterium.

The quantitative metallic composition derived from ICP-MS analysis is summarized in Table 1.

Herd composition, derived from aggregated cattle history data from March and June, is compared with data from other Nigerian studies in Table 6.

The general composition derives from a 4th-century-bce Corinthian statue.

Ray explains in the show's fine catalog that the composition derives from a book passage about the origin of the night sky's twinkling stars.

Then he researched Ms. Calame's boldly colored compositions, derived from stains and graffiti that she traces from city streets and sidewalks.

Her jumpy, animated loops on laptop screens and her painted compositions derived from the loops -- combinations of ragged abstraction, abstracted portraiture and cartoons -- are visually intriguing.

Large red and green stars represent slab fluid compositions derived from the subducted Philippine Sea Plate and Pacific Plate, respectively (Nakamura and Iwamori 2009).