Sentence examples for course of compositions from inspiring English sources
On its album "Answers" (Southern), the instrumental rock band Ui touches on all of them in the course of compositions that are full of odd meters and mysterious transitions as they amble and strut and bustle their way from here to somewhere.
Over the course of nine compositions with standardlike harmonies Mr. Bergonzi conveys a rough-and-tumble charisma, like a meaner Joe Lovano.
He further bent the course of his composition by ingesting heaps of majoun, a hallucinatory cannabis jam..
He further bent the course of his composition by ingesting heaps of majoun, a hallucinatory cannabis jam.
I read the poem in all its stages in the ten-month course of its composition, and it helped me very much to do that.
What complicates an assessment of his impact on the course of classical composition is his steadfast resistance toward exerting any influence on music.
In Répons pour sept musiciens (1960; "Responses for Seven Musicians"), the course of the composition is partly determined by lottery and by the players' free choice based on moves on a checkerboard.
And in the course of its composition, his work outgrew the sacred ceremony for which it was intended: the enthronement of his pupil, patron and friend Archduke Rudolph, brother of the Austrian emperor, as archbishop of Olmütz in Moravia (now Olomouc in the Czech Republic).
At first the court poets jealously maintained their monopoly over the tanka, but gradually other men, many of them kokugakusha ("scholars of national learning"), changed the course of tanka composition by attempting to restore to the form the simple strength of Man'yōshū.
Last year in Critical Care, Reid and colleagues [ 28] reported a carefully monitored 12-month course of body composition and functional capacity recorded in a young woman recovering from an episode of extrapontine myelinolysis.
He is distinguished from his English contemporaries by his more frequent use of imitative counterpoint and the freedom with which he varies the number of voices employed during the course of a single composition.
