Sentence examples for compositions from the from inspiring English sources

The band played a few compositions from the album, including "What Was".

This cycle features some of the busiest and most colorful compositions from the Limbourgs, as well as finely registered emotions.

Still's compositions from the mid-1930s show the jazz band as a major influence on his eclectic musical style.

The majestic enthroned Christ clearly has his ancestry in Ottonian compositions from the nearby scriptorium at Echternach.

In addition to Scratchband and Absolute Mix, there is Architectonics, which plays original and modern compositions from the concert-music tradition.

They singled out Sculthorpe's Sun Music series of compositions from the 1960s as "the dawning of the first identifiably Australian sound in classical music".

As he celebrates his 100th birthday, the composer Elliott Carter says he's bored with musical compositions from the age of "gaslights and horses".

His formidably complex compositions from the 1960s and '70s took an almost defiant delight in building up multiple layers of simultaneous, boldly contrasting materials.

But online, he said: "Readers expect they will be able to make navigational decisions and form their own compositions from the available material.

The two Coleman compositions, from the mid-1980's, were the works of a thoughtful free spirit beholden to no one.

As an academic cocktail party went on around me, I put on earphones and began listening to Schoenberg's compositions from the revolutionary years 1908 and 1909.