Sentence examples for freely composed from inspiring English sources

In more elaborate forms of organum, a freely composed melody was sung note against note above the plainchant.

Almost all of Josquin's motets use some kind of compositional constraint on the process; they are not freely composed.

Other times he used a tune originally associated with a separate text; and still other times he freely composed an entire song, using no apparent external source material.

Early examples include Ockeghem's famous Missa prolationum, consisting entirely of mensuration canons, the Missa L'homme armé of Guillaume Faugues, whose cantus firmus is presented in canon at the descending fifth, and the Missa [Ad fugam] of Marbrianus de Orto, based on freely composed canons at the fifth between superius and tenor.

We considered the ESS phase of the experiments to provide the best measure of the macronutrient balance preferred by the dogs, because in this phase they could freely compose a diet from nutritionally complementary foods of which they had prior experience.

Catalytic processing at 500 °C, on the other hand, produced a freely flowing liquid mixture composed of aromatic hydrocarbons in 44 wt.% yield along with a hydrocarbon gas stream in 19 wt.% yield.

He has filed a lawsuit against the village claiming that the requirement of taking the oath is a "prior restraint" restriction on his right to speak freely, and he has composed on alternative oath in which the word "support" is deleted and replaced by "respect".

(Chinen) Duo Baars-Henneman (Tuesday) This exploratory Dutch duo — Ab Baars, who plays tenor saxophone, clarinet and shakuhachi (a Japanese flute), and Ig Henneman, a violist — are concluding a three-week United States tour in support of "Autumn Songs," a suite of freely improvised and minimally composed pieces inspired by poems about the current season.

Only in the 1920s did he start composing freely once more, using his new 12-tone technique and returning to standard forms (Piano Suite, 1921 3).

Morricone relished the freedom the auteur gave him, allowing him to compose freely, without "any special indication; he didn't ask me for anything precise.

Andrea Belag's "Afterward" (2002) is a large painting composed of bright, freely painted rectangles of different sizes.