Sentence examples for had composed since from inspiring English sources

Yes, it's conceived on a gigantic scale, but this piece is the first four-movement, purely instrumental symphony that Mahler had composed since his First (and even that piece started life as a five-movement quasi-tone-poem).

But Ms. Sandrow's chicken portraits were the first portraits she had composed since the 1980s, when so many of the friends she had photographed died of AIDS, artists like Peter Hujar, Greer Lankton and Jimmy De Sana.

The works he has composed since the 1950's demand more of the audience, but they have an individuality and profile that have made Mr. Carter an important voice in American music.

I've composed since I was 10 years old – I used to do 20% my own pieces and 80% other people's; now it's turned the other way.

A flurry of activity begins in November, when the Incubator Arts Project music series at St. Mark's Church in the East Village presents three evenings devoted to chamber works Mr. Ashley has composed since 1963.

Other pieces he has composed since "The Tempest" speak with a new expressive freedom, music like his dazzling Violin Concerto; "Concentric Paths;" his intimate but elemental string quartet "The Four Quarters," composed for the Emerson String Quartet; or his piano concerto "In Seven Days," originally composed with video and inspired by the Book of Genesis.

It may be the best pure instrumental Wesley Pentz has composed since "Diplo Riddim" from way back in 2004.

I had composed ever since my mother gave me a little blue manuscript book, and showed me how to mark the staves.

Stationed in Constantinople, which the Scandinavians referred to as Miklagarðr (the "Great City"), the Guard attracted young Scandinavians of the sort that had composed it since its creation in the late 10th century.

"Since Jonathan had composed a short opera himself," Mr. Heggie said, referring to Mr. Sheffer's "Camera Obscura," performed in Eos's program last April, "he could tell me what it was like, and he persuaded me to do it".

Nobody was interested in the more than a hundred symphonies he had composed — which were unplayable now, anyway, since the seventeen bells he had painstakingly chosen were nowhere to be seen.