Sentence examples for compositions included from inspiring English sources
His compositions included works for orchestra, voice and various chamber music combinations.
His compositions included "Blues in My Heart," "When Lights Are Low," "Blue Star," "Lonesome Nights," "Doozy" and "Symphony in Riffs".
His compositions included sounds that were random, found or even, as in his most famous work, "4'33", silent.
His compositions included a symphony inspired by the writings of Henry David Thoreau, an opera set in Colonial America and a piano concerto incorporating bird calls.
His later compositions included a concerto for bandoneón and orchestra (1979) and, commissioned by Kronos Quartet, Five Tango Sensations for bandoneón and string quartet (1989).
Mr. Bramlett's most famous compositions included "Groupie (Superstar)," which he wrote with Leon Russell and which became a hit for the Carpenters but was also recorded by artists as varied as Woody Herman, Vikki Carr, Sonic Youth and Usher; and "Never Ending Song of Love," covered dozens of times by the wide-ranging likes of Charles, Herbie Mann, Patty Loveless and the Osmonds.
His compositions include mainly anthems.
Professor Logan's jazz compositions include "Remembrances".
Billings's compositions include hymns, anthems, psalms, and fuging tunes.
Scruggs's original instrumental compositions, including "Foggy Mountain Breakdown," were especially popular.
His other compositions include three string quartets and a symphony.
