Sentence examples for devotes a program from inspiring English sources

ELLIOTT CARTER, PART 3 Ursula Oppens, one of Elliott Carter's best and most devoted interpreters since her days as the pianist of Speculum Musicae in the 1970s, devotes a program to his complete solo piano music.

SALAMONE ROSSI The Clarion Music Society, founded in 1957 by Newell Jenkins, and now led by Steven Fox, devotes a program to Salamone Rossi, a Jewish contemporary of Monteverdi who flourished at the court of Mantua at the turn of the 17th century.

The final series devoted a program to famines in Ireland and India.

So you might have expected it to devote a program fully to her music.

Still, the orchestra has often compartmentalized, devoting a program to one or two approaches, and the next to a couple more.

Devoting a program to Minimalist and microtonal compositions could easily amount to an egghead agenda; leave it to the American Modern Ensemble to make it a party instead.

ABC's "Nightline" devoted a program to Cassidy the following May, and the response was so strong that it was repeated six weeks later.

In its four-decade existence this was the first time that Lyrics & Lyricists had devoted a program to Gilbert, whose style of wordplay infuses the lyrics of E. Y. Harburg, Ira Gershwin and Mr. Harnick, and influenced many others, including Cole Porter and Lorenz Hart.

In 2013, Charlie Rose devoted a program to hearing loss, and during the broadcast two of the participants Eric Kandel, a scientist who won a Nobel Prize in 2000, and Rose himself were wearing hearing aids.

Mr. Magic, born John Rivas, was the first host on commercial radio to devote a program exclusively to rap when his "Rap Attack" began broadcasting on WBLS-FM in New York in April 1983.

But what made him think of devoting a program to Mr. Rochberg and Mr. Del Tredici, he said, was not his personal experience but mulling over the work of another American composer.