Sentence examples for create a concerto from inspiring English sources

Stravinsky quickly slips into his Neo-Classical style, actually more neo-Baroque here, to create a concerto grosso in which orchestral soloists regularly wrest the spotlight from the piano line.

I imagine I'm creating a concerto, with a main voice speaking, backed up by the other instruments, carefully balanced.

The orchestra then joins in, creating a concerto-like effect.

"It's almost like going to Vivaldi or Beethoven back in the day and asking them to create a custom concerto for you".

This is one way I'm trying to create a positive influence on the next generation of violinists so that they have a relationship with Nielsen and that his concerto is a part of their repertoire early on".

Ms. Schneider will conduct her piece, and the orchestra will create a context of Classicism and Neo-Classicism to fill out the program, with Haydn's Symphony No. 104 and Stravinsky's Concerto in D, performed conductorless.

"Can't say...loveliness is not in my vocabulary these days but...well, I'd say I've found some specks of light out there...but somethin's goin on that I... .. His string of words dissolves in the caresses of her hands that slip up around his head and work it with patient resolve, her long fingers finding and stroking patches of scalp as if creating a head-massage concerto.

In the Concerto Fantasy for Two Timpanists, Jonathan Haas and Evelyn Glennie create an intricate but hard-driven percussion layer around and within the orchestral fabric.

Giuseppe Falco's oboe in the Marcello C minor Concerto created a pleasant sound and a lot of shaky rhythmic definition.

(Balanchine created a series of ballets from concertos in which the central slow movement is mainly a male-female supported adagio, while the faster outer movements have a greater use of ensemble).

From tribal drum beats to Mozart's piano concertos, music creates a space where simplicity and complexity are equal.