Sentence examples for compositional form from inspiring English sources

"Deep in the Shed" (1990) is a suite that experiments with the blues both as a compositional form and as a feeling.

BETH GILL "What It Looks Like, What It Feels Like" emerges out of the young choreographer's ongoing investigation of compositional form.

Bach allows us to run before, and his resolutions, as per Aristotle, are as inevitable (as they must be, given the strictures of Western compositional form) and surprising as his elaborate genius.

In the 1980's, this trumpeter came out of Dallas with a number of imaginative albums balancing free-jazz energy and compositional form; lately he's been a rare sighting.

In his playing and writing he drew from it, fusing ragtime, the blues, spirituals and Latin music from the Caribbean into songs that were contained by compositional form and yet exuded an earthy drive.

The haunting solemnity of the piobaireachd (pronounced "pe-brohh") or céol mòr (the "big music" of the title, being "the classical compositional form of the Highland bagpipe") is so vividly present in every phrase that we seem to hear the "low drone" as well as the "pipes in tune together like a rhyme".

COMPOSITION AND APPEAL Tchaikovsky himself copped to a fundamental inability to master some compositional forms.

Gill's quartet "Eleanor & Eleanor" is a slow rumination on basic compositional forms.

Mr. Mitchell, playing alto saxophone, clarinet and assorted toy instruments, presents compositional forms with varying degrees of flexibility.

Invention, in music, any of a number of markedly dissimilar compositional forms dating from the 16th century to the present.

Examination of this gender-neutral partnering technique further exploring compositional forms as they arise from the practice.