Sentence examples for history of composition from inspiring English sources

Ellington packs a whole history of composition into only two and a half choruses.

I also compose to please a large audience, but when you listen to my music, you understand that I have studied and applied the whole history of composition.

Learning about women like Kinkel, Hensel and Strozzi would be valuable lessons for students in the history of composition, and also of canon formation.

He also made a case for Mahler as a pivotal figure in the history of composition, with roots in Wagner's freewheeling approach to tonality and coloration and as a traceable influence on Stravinsky (in the second movement) and Shostakovich (in the third and fourth).

It is impossible to separate the history of the composition of Onegin from the turmoil in emotional upheavals in Tchaikovsky's personal life during the period of its composition, though what was cause and what was effect is hard to judge.

The lawsuit alleged Led Zeppelin had a deep-rooted history of lifting composition from uncreditd blues artists and other songwriters.

In a 1944 Talk story, Ebba Jonsson (The New Yorker's first librarian) gave a history of the composition of the national anthem.

The lawsuit alleges Led Zeppelin have "a deep-rooted history of lifting composition from blues artists and other songwriters who they have repeatedly failed to credit".

Alex Ross has written how minimalism, in contrast to the history of classical composition as "a self-contained linguistic activity", was "open-ended, potentially limitless.

"In the history of music, composition is instrumentation - a composer doesn't just write the music and then get someone else to do the orchestration.

Three of the six works — Stefan Wolpe's "Chamber Piece No. 1" (1964), Earle Brown's "Available Forms I" (1961) and Karlheinz Stockhausen's "Zeitmasse" (1956) — are classics of their kind, with a place in any serious history of contemporary composition.