Sentence examples for heard work from inspiring English sources

The program concludes with Chausson's Symphony in B-flat, music by turns ethereal and unabashedly grand and another seldom heard work that Mr. Viotti apparently reveres.

On Thursday Leon Botstein and his adventurous American Symphony Orchestra, joined by the Collegiate Chorale Singers and the Brooklyn Youth Chorus, brought this rarely heard work to Carnegie Hall for its American premiere.

Mr. Duckworth was a versatile stylist whose most frequently heard work, the 24 evocative "Time Curve Preludes" (1978) for solo piano, is regarded as one of the first scores in the post-Minimalist style.

"Not because I wanted people to compete but because I wanted the opportunity for someone from the public or for a composer I might have not heard work by".

"The Chorale and the Hartford Symphony are commemorating the centennial of this mystical, transcendent and rarely heard work," said Henley Denmead, who will lead the 3 p.m. performance at the Bushnell in Hartford.

Later they heard work by contemporary European composers like Luciano Berio and Krzystof Penderecki and bands like Kraftwerk, the Residents and Yello, whose fast-paced song "Bostich" inspired Mr. Amezcua's nortec pseudonym.

Many productions are of rarely heard works or works heard for the first time in this country.

Rarely heard works by Ahle, Schütz, Buxtehude, and Tunder precede Bach's great motet "Jesu, Meine Freude," BWV 227.

But God, as you might have heard, works in mysterious ways.

But I cannot take you as my authority for the merits of Leonardo or Mozart if I have not seen or heard works by either artist.

Now, Heard works in abstract and realist painting, and shows his work throughout the southern US.