Sentence examples for in classical works from inspiring English sources

performed in classical works such as George Balanchine's The Four Temperaments, Western Symphony, and Who Cares?

In an effort to counteract the pagan morality expressed in classical works, Hrosvitha wrote (c. 960) six comedies in Latin, based on Terence, but embodying Christian themes.

The finer of these latter bronzes, although it probably represents a mortal, has a supernatural glamour and a ferocity quite unlike the calm solemnity conventionally admired in Classical works.

Knowledge concerning the Pictish language is derived from place-names, the names in medieval works such as the Pictish Chronicle and the writings of Bede, inscriptions from the Pictish areas of Britain, statements about the language by medieval writers who wrote while the language was still in use, and names from northern Scotland found in classical works.

Goldfrapp's Will Gregory has already worked with the stage before, composing the opera Piccard In Space which was premiered by the BBC Concert Orchestra in 2011; in his pre-Goldfrapp days he performed saxophone in classical works including the premiere of John Adams's opera Nixon in China.

For me, the acoustics were crisp and clear, for others more proficient in classical works; maybe too good?

This has been described for insufficiently fixed screws in classical work by Perren et al. (2002).

Various effects of different cytoplasmic genomes on agronomic traits have been demonstrated in classical work in Triticum and Aegilops using cytoplasm substitution lines [ 4].

Against the transparent orchestral textures, the violin solo in Prokofiev's concerto is as exposed as those in early classical works.

One of these parameters is well-known diffusion constant recognized in the classical works of Taylor and Aris.

In most classical works written after the Baroque era little is left to chance, with the composer specifying notes, tempos, dynamics and phrasing.