Sentence examples for experienced composer from inspiring English sources

To put the achievement of the Third Symphony in context: at the age of 27, when Knussen completed a version of the piece with which he was satisfied, he was already a vastly experienced composer.

Aged 18 he was already an astonishingly experienced composer, writing the most expressive and adventurous instrumental music he had ever composed.

Still, the experienced composer completed the music in four days, on 5 November 1899.

Another venture, Playing It UNsafe, opens the laboratory to more experienced composers.

The "Chief Experience Composer" of Design Symphony, Coleman is an expert in helping entrepreneurs, Fortune 500 companies, non-profits and government entities deliver remarkable customer experiences and world-class service.

In his early operas the young composer experienced difficulty in striking a balance between creative fervour and his ability to assess critically the work in progress.

That group also performed Shostakovich's String Quartet No. 3 (1946), a substantial work that echoes the chaos and bitterness the composer experienced during the wartime years in Leningrad and Moscow.

An almighty struggle was underway to defend the birthplace of Handel from the worst flooding the city has experienced since the composer was born in 1685 – just one town affected by the worst floods central Europe has seen for more than a decade, and which have claimed 16 lives in the past week.

Another group of scholars, which includes Alexander Poznansky and Roland John Wiley, have more recently suggested that the composer experienced "no unbearable guilt" over his sexual nature and "eventually came to see his sexual peculiarities as an insurmountable and even natural part of his personality ... without experiencing any serious psychological damage".

The aim is always to encourage audiences to experience older composers in new ways, not by spicing up their works with sonic gimmickry but rather by placing them in exciting, challenging and unusual, but always musically coherent contexts.

When NBC broadcast Shostakovich's "Leningrad" Symphony in 1942, most of the émigré composers "experienced a mass attack of envy and resentment".