Sentence examples for his prelude from inspiring English sources
Krause spends his prelude evoking the ancient soup of sounds before civilization arrived.
The first premiere is an arrangement by Claude Debussy of his "Prelude a l'apres-midi d'une faune," for two pianos.
His Prelude combined allusions to Bach and a variant of John Coltrane's "Love Supreme" before sailing off on its own.
Pentatonicism was used in an experimental capacity by many 20th-century Western composers, such as Claude Debussy, who employed it in his prelude for piano, "Voiles" (1910).
His "Prelude to a Kiss" remains one of the theater's most affecting and imaginative studies in mortal terrors within young love.
Shostakovich completed his Prelude and Scherzo (Op. 11) for string octet (also sometimes performed by string orchestra) in 1925 at 18.
His Preludes and Fugues and other works for piano solo still appear on many present‐day concert programs.
For now, it is like the "sunken cathedral" that Debussy depicts in one of his Preludes — a city that chants beneath the waves.
Hearing his preludes and fugues, which were written for the harpsichord, played on the piano would have been the least of it.
That is not to say that his offering was commonplace: few performers would open so prominent an engagement with the first published work of Messiaen, his Preludes, composed while he was still a conservatory student.
The day before at Bargemusic, Mr. Attademo pays his respects to another guitarist, Heitor Villa-Lobos, performing five of his preludes and eight etudes, separated by a Bach Chaconne, from the Partita No. 2 for violin, BWV 1004.
