Sentence examples for developing as a composer from inspiring English sources

He held that position, until 1963, supervising recordings and broadcasts of classical music while developing as a composer.

Mr. Vaughan was developing as a composer as well as guitarist: his 1985 album included three original songs.

For Mr. Testa, 25, the collective has provided a forum for meeting like-minded musicians and developing as a composer and producer.

"Every bit of theorizing I've ever done, including my interest in Berg, has come as a consequence of discoveries I made as a composer and interests that I developed as a composer," he told The New York Times in 1989.

The tango had been developing as a dance in Buenos Aires since the 19th century, but Gardel was the first composer to use the rhythmas asvehicle for popular song.

But one of the goals of "Mozart 22," the Salzburg Festival's presentation this summer of Mozart's complete operatic works in full productions, is to demonstrate how much he developed as an opera composer in the 23 years between his first and last stage works.

Mr. Salonen plans to compose full time when he leaves the orchestra, and he is certainly developing happily as a composer; into an oeuvre that has always been smart and sometimes thorny are creeping elements of ease, fluidity and fun.

Back in the UK from 1976 on, Ganley played sessions with Nelson Riddle and Henry Mancini, continued to back visiting stars (Gillespie and Peggy Lee among them), formed his own big band, and developed as a large-ensemble composer.

Michael Pisaro The American composer Michael Pisaro likes his music to develop as a slow-motion force, with adjustments of tone and pitch and instrumentation so long-brewing that you lose your awareness of the player's hand and the composer's will.

The song was developed as a result of producer Whitfield's interest to work with Paul Buckmaster, the British arranger and composer.

The potential is obvious: The platform could develop as a focal point of the global songwriter/composer community, a home for music supervisors synching tracks to media, a large volume rights owner or perhaps a way for songwriters and composers to generate income from a global base.