Sentence examples for five settings of from inspiring English sources

In 2002 Mr. Platt composed "Paul Muldoon Songs," five settings of Mr. Muldoon's poems, for tenor and piano.

Also unexpected was "Chamber Music" -- five settings of poems from James Joyce's book of the same name -- written in 2001 for Mr. Daniels by Theodore Morrison.

Those songs were framed by the five settings of German translations of poems by Hans Christian Andersen, Op 40 and the 12 Kerner Lieder, Op 35.

A cycle of five settings of extracts from The Tempest, it clothes the disarmingly tonal vocal lines in shimmering textures from trios of flutes and cellos, along with three percussionists playing a variety of tuned and untuned wooden and metallic instruments.

The Liszt group, hardly less dramatic, served as a reminder of where Wagner gleaned enduring notions about musical dramaturgy; near the end of "Die Loreley," the second of Liszt's five settings of that Heine fable, Ms. Röschmann's voice was a trumpet blown from a windswept promontory.

Some parts of the mass were used in Latin even in Lutheran Leipzig, and Bach had composed them: five settings of the Missa, containing and, and several additional settings of and.

In "Nine Settings of Lorine Niedecker," he sets a group of haikulike poems by this American poet, who died in 1970 and lived most her life on a river island in Wisconsin.

In two trials, subjects were asked to compare two settings of the aid during their daily life, where one setting was "some good initial setting" and the other was the "learned setting".

Mr. Skovhus offered five of the composer's settings of Goethe poems and nine settings of Eichendorff.

Certainly the six settings of poems by Edith Sitwell occupy the bulk of the piece.

Snorri Sigfus Birgisson's "Drift of Melancholy" offered luscious orchestrations to three settings of poems by Mary Jo Salter.