The word 'compositions' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a written work, or a collection of pieces of writing, especially essays or other pieces written by students. For example, "The students were asked to turn in their compositions by the end of the day."
Shayna Batya's eye is incredible, not just for what she sees (she picks out soulful details many of us would pass by) but for her incredible compositions.
The plan was to set down a mixture of traditional songs, such as the patriotic La Bayamesa, as well as newer compositions, such as Chan Chan, the album's opener, dreamed up by Segundo.
@palchenkov is a Moscow-based Instagrammer who likes to capture "buildings and architecture, people and situations, light and shadows, geometry and minimalistic compositions" in the Russian capital and during his travels.
Other performances directed by the grand old man of British music followed, not only of his own compositions, but also of the St Matthew Passion, in his home town of Dorking, Surrey.
With Polish cinema, what I especially respond to is the mixture of passion, meticulous craftsmanship, dynamic deep focal-length compositions, moral dilemmas and religious conflicts, often done with a very sharp sense of humour.
Finding special resonance in these autumnal months, his clipped classical compositions are heavy with anticipation of winter's wrath and a mournful sense of summer past.
She likes her photos to be very clean and to play with colour compositions, textures and elements.
Among Goffin's other compositions were Pleasant Valley Sunday, recorded by the Monkees, and Some Kind of Wonderful by the Drifters.
(More than half of the surveyed musicians work at least three jobs, and income from musical work, such as compositions, recordings and performances, accounts for roughly 80% of take-home pay).
Yet the compositions sound nothing like conventional choral music.
The compositions on "Blanc" draw on memories of time spent in the Spanish mountains.
