Sentence examples for compositional activities from inspiring English sources

These duties reduced her compositional activities, although she made many arrangements of folksongs.

Like Wolterstorff, Levinson allows that all possible sounds, and patterns and sequences thereof, preexist anyone's compositional activities.

Hinton played a crucial role in Sorabji's resumption of compositional activities.

Mozart's Symphony No. 16 in C (K. 128) came during his 16th year, a time of feverish compositional activity.

In my mind, I am always - almost obsessively - pursuing compositional activity: the problem is that the world around me will not let me linger for long in my reverie.

Here, conducting the Philharmonic for the first time since 1977, he sets his Stradivarius aside and confines his compositional activity to tinkering with Wagner in "The Ring Without Words," a 70-minute orchestral conflation of Wagner's 17-hour operatic cycle, which Mr. Maazel first presented in New York 10 years ago with the Pittsburgh Symphony.

Bennett used to consider the different strands of his compositional activity - concert music, film music, jazz and (yet another area of expertise) simple music for young performers - as entirely separate from one another.

The first requirement specifies that "Musical works must be such that they do not exist prior to the composer's compositional activity, but are brought into existence by that activity" (1980, 68).

Her compositional activity in these years was limited by time and pressures of work, but she produced two recorder trios the Offley and Deddington suites and made numerous arrangements for female voices of carols and traditional songs.

I've dealt with people making their living as composers, and they set aside a very small amount of time in their day for emails, for phone correspondence, for all non-compositional activity.

Synthetic exogenous surfactant preparations have significant potential advantages as pharmacologic products compared to animal-derived clinical surfactants, including improved compositional and activity reproducibility, easier and less-costly quality control, freedom from prions or other biologic agents, and reduced ethnographic (cultural/religious) concerns relating to animal species.