Sentence examples for dramatic legend from inspiring English sources

Berlioz never intended for his "dramatic legend in four parts," as he subtitled this concert work, to be staged.

If there's a parallel to be drawn it might be with Berlioz's similarly grandiose "dramatic legend" the Damnation of Faust.

(Nov. 13 at 8). | Perched on the border between opera and oratorio, "La Damnation de Faust," Berlioz's thrilling "dramatic legend," has long been a temptation for directors.

(Nov. 6 at 8). | Perched perilously on the border between opera and oratorio, "La Damnation de Faust," Berlioz's thrilling "dramatic legend," has long been a temptation for directors.

In the Paris Opera's new all-star production of his "dramatic legend", director and set designer Alvis Hermanis makes an ambitious but misjudged effort to reimagine Faust's intellectual daring in the age of Stephen Hawking and the exploration of Mars.

Although the work is classified as a "dramatic legend" rather than a symphony, because its major characters get to sing, it seems as entitled to be called a symphony with voices as "Roméo".

Colum's varied literary output includes volumes of poetry, e.g., Dramatic Legends (1922) and Creatures (1927); plays, such as Broken Soil (first performed 1903) and The Land (1905); novels; anthologies of folklore; and children's books.

Next, and alternating with the autobiographical passages, comes her personal version of the legend, forcefully dramatic and moodily poetic.

Broadway's biggest night ended in dramatic fashion when stage legend Barbra Streisand announced that "Hamilton" would indeed win the Tony Award for best musical.

His first published work, Legenda (1897; "A Legend"), was a dramatic fantasy.

IN an area of the state that prides itself on the quality of its hot dogs, two restaurants that have entered local legend are undergoing dramatic changes.