Sentence examples for cornerstone of the classical from inspiring English sources
In 1648 Poussin embarked upon a series of landscape paintings that was destined to become a cornerstone of the Classical landscape tradition.
But Bach's ravishing setting of the Gospel of St John, a cornerstone of the classical canon, leaves a bitter taste in the mouth for some.
It presented cornerstones of the classical-guitar repertory, as Michael Newman performed the five moody guitar preludes by Heitor Villa-Lobos, and David Starobin explored 19th-century pieces by Fernando Sor with exquisite variations of timbre and attack.
Singing-voice classification is often considered the cornerstone of a classical singer's identity.
It was a cornerstone of a classical education that, while freedom led to industry, industry led to luxury, luxury to decadence, and decadence to the end of freedom.
It was in the city, and within its borders only, that the objective of self-government could be achieved, therefore, which was considered the authentic cornerstone of classical democracy.
(Schweitzer) Axiom (Friday) Jeffrey Milarsky leads the fine student players of this assured Juilliard contemporary-classical ensemble in a cornerstone of the modern repertory, Schoenberg's Chamber Symphony No. 1, and two more recent works, Oliver Knussen's "Coursing" and Charles Wuorinen's "Cyclops 2000".
A lower potential for an action with the dissipation property corresponds to a Helmholtz free energy function in classical mechanics; therefore, pseudo-potential acts as a cornerstone of the damage constitutive relationship.
This book is a cornerstone of classical genetics.
New York, NY 10128 http://92y.org 212-415-5500 The 92nd Street Y, a cornerstone of the Upper East Side Jewish community for decades, is also the home of one of the city's most prestigious classical concert series, devoted to chamber music.
