Sentence examples for experimental tradition from inspiring English sources

What's needed now is to revive that experimental tradition.

The title "Random Acts of Flyness" gestures towards the experimental tradition of chance operations, indeterminacy, and associative thinking.

Between World Wars I and II, Juliusz Osterwa in Warsaw and Leon Schiller in Lwów (now Lviv, Ukraine), Warsaw, and Łódź (after 1945) launched the experimental tradition.

Historians of physical science have no difficulty in tracing the continuation of this experimental tradition, primitive and irregular though it was by later standards, throughout the Middle Ages.

Mr. Sellars drew on a fanciful, experimental tradition that had been coursing through America's theater and new-music scenes for decades but was largely missing from its opera.

His plays come closer than most to an under-advertised aspect of Cooke's Court project: an interest in breaking free of social realism and exploring the experimental tradition of Ionesco and Beckett.

Daruwalla said of the prize finalists: "All the novelists engaged with rich, historical and experimental traditions of storytelling.

The first program was devoted to pioneers like Amy Beach and Ruth Crawford Seeger; the third, scheduled for next weekend, will offer works by mavericks from experimental traditions, including Joan La Barbara and Julia Wolfe.

The scope of musical investigation and experience incorporates classical, vernacular, and experimental traditions from a wide range eras and cultures, western and non-western.

But some of the most intriguing programmes are often found tucked away in that late-night ghetto where they won't upset the mainstream audience, and music from the postwar English and American experimental traditions certainly falls into that category.

"Either/Or's programming is often found at the intersection of the European avant-garde and the American experimental traditions, the latter of which was in many ways centered at the Kitchen," he said.