Sentence examples for conceiving a symphony from inspiring English sources
"There's conceiving a symphony.
Stalin, whose strictures long curtailed Shostakovich's creativity, was dead when the composer conceived this symphony, a powerful rumination on Soviet life.
They conceived a New Orleans Po-Boy Preservation Society.
They must conceive a fictitious land.
Having already written two substantive works for this inimitable ensemble, he conceived this symphony as a humanistic sacred work for four voices (countertenor, two tenors and baritone) and full orchestra.
He tells another close friend, Humbert Ferrand, what the symphony is about: "I conceive an artist, gifted with a lively imagination, who … sees for the first time a woman who realises the ideal of beauty and fascination that his heart has so long invoked, and falls madly in love with her.
They make it sound as if Mahler really did conceive his symphony for this acoustic.
The inspired program — shaped by Mr. Mehta and Alexander Pereira, the festival's new artistic director — was framed by Schoenberg's eloquent "Kol Nidre," composed in Los Angeles in 1938, shortly before Kristallnacht in Germany, and Noam Sheriff's brilliantly conceived choral symphony "Mechaye Hametim" ("Revival of the Dead"), written in 1985 and centering on the Holocaust.
Novitzky conceived an after-hours stakeout scheme.
Prokofiev said that he conceived his Fifth Symphony as a monument to the greatness of the human spirit, and it stands as one of his most heroic works, embracing elements of his opera War and Peace.
