Sentence examples for interpretations of three from inspiring English sources

But it didn't detract from what had preceded it: Ms. Mattila's focused, intense interpretations of three songs by her countryman Jean Sibelius.

The program also included refined interpretations of three of Mendelssohn's "Songs Without Words," with a particularly lovely rendition of "Duetto" (Op. 38, No. 6), in which Mr. Biss deftly articulated the two voices.

Before Ms. Kuznetsova began her sensual, powerful interpretations of three ultra-romantic selections from Szymanowski's "Songs of the Infatuated Muezzin," Mr. Blier told the audience that the selections were "masculine, flamboyant and full of libido".

Mr. Siem offered, as encores, more or less messy interpretations of three of the oldest tricks in the book: Kreisler's "Caprice Viennois," Heifetz's transcription of "It Ain't Necessarily So" and Monti's "Czardas," the piece he played for Lady Gaga.

Mr. Okulitch, a 2004 George London Award winner, demonstrated a rich, nuanced voice in his interpretations of three settings of Yeats's "Aedh Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven" and in "The Virgin in the City," a Russian song by Georgy Sviridov.

The theorbo player Hank Heijink and the gamba player Sarah Cunningham offered soulful, elegantly wrought interpretations of three selections from Marais's Pièces de Viole, Book 5, although sometimes you had to lean in to hear the intimate dialogue created by such soft-spoken instruments.

The program also included elegant interpretations of four of Purcell's wistful Fantasias, initially composed for ensembles of three to seven viols.

But profundity is never sacrificed for virtuosity, as demonstrated in memorable interpretations of eight mazurkas, the Sonata No. 3 and two nocturnes.

These taste interpretations of four famous Manhattan neighborhoods come courtesy of German McDonald's, which introduced cupcakes at many of its restaurants here on March 30.

He explored Beethoven and Schubert along the way, with his gorgeous interpretations of four Schubert Impromptus the highlight of the program.

Puppetry, dance and animation collide with live orchestra in fantastical interpretations of two Stravinsky scores, "Petrouchka" and "A Fairy's Kiss".