Sentence examples for create the libretto from inspiring English sources

Mass and energy are different forms of the same 'thing,' which is conserved". The frustrated physicist also reviewed government documents that Sellars had mined (along with lines from Baudelaire, Muriel Rukeyser, and the Bagavagita) to create the libretto.

To create the libretto for this work -- originally an opera that evolved into a drama deliberately stripped of visual elements -- Mr. Cacciari drew fragments from disparate sources, including Hesiod, Holderlin and Walter Benjamin, adding original writing.

Mr. Sellars directed the first production, as well as the first production of Mr. Adams's "Dr. Atomic" (and created the libretto).

It is perhaps no surprise, then, that Shostakovich also turned to the same writer when he was creating the libretto for his first opera.

Ms. Packer Berio created the libretto for "Cronaca del Luogo" and also drew her husband's attention to the symphonic sketches by Schubert that he used in "Rendering" for orchestra (1988-90).

Longtime Adams collaborator Peter Sellars created the libretto for Doctor Atomic, drawing from original sources.

In 1981 Siegfried Heinrich, with the Early Music Studio of the Hesse Chamber Orchestra, recorded a version which re-created the original Striggio libretto ending, adding music from Monteverdi's 1616 ballet Tirsi e Clori for the Bacchante scenes.

Jonathan Levi wrote the libretto, Mel Marvin created the jazz-permeated score, and Opera Spanga's director, Corina van Eijk, intermingled film and live action in this updated fairy tale.

With the aid of an unusually good libretto, Strauss created the supreme example of Viennese operetta in Die Fledermaus.

It is Piazzolla's only operita and is set to a libretto that creates "the city of tango in the person of Maria," according to Mitisek, who will conduct.

Meanwhile, English composer Harrison Birtwistle created The Mask of Orpheus (first performed 1986; libretto by Peter Zinovieff), a massive, intricate work with masked characters played by multiple singers and mimes.