Sentence examples for first three movements from inspiring English sources

The first three movements were more peculiar.

The first three movements seemed to join in one supermovement.

Through the first three movements, the members of the Chicago Symphony Chorus, waiting, were smiling.

The first three movements of "Tschaikovsky Suite No. 3" are among Balanchine's most controversial.

Neither these nor any other interpretations of the first three movements are definitive, however.

The first three movements open with a section marked with a mournful "Mesto"; a slow lament finishes off the piece.

The first two movements were confident and lovely.

(The first two movements have still not turned up).

The first two movements, and some of the fourth, contain technical problems of frightening obtuseness.

The first two movements seemed sparse and skeletal, though the finale was unforgettable.

Mr. Zacharias likes his Schumann fast and literally scooted through the first two movements.