Sentence examples for interpreting the work of from inspiring English sources

Zvi Zeitlin, an internationally renowned violinist known for interpreting the work of contemporary composers, died on Wednesday in Rochester.

He came up fighting, though, and in recent years, he's put out fine work with Wilco (a pair of collaborations, from 1998 and 2000, interpreting the work of Woody Guthrie).

Mr. Winther, a tenor known for interpreting the work of younger songwriters in a post-Sondheim tradition of literate introspection, and Mr. Tepfer, a pianist and composer whose style merges classical and jazz influences, are not a natural fit.

The average country singer is a stylist, whose strength is in interpreting the work of a stable of salaried songwriters, and whose guitar (strummed rather than picked) is little more than a prop, a place to put one's hands while singing.

Our results show that the "activity-based" workplace provides a framework for both interpreting the work of colleagues and organizing one's own work.

An important consideration in interpreting the work of Gotlib et al. is that, although no youth participants had a history of clinical depression, girls at high-risk for depression demonstrated significantly higher levels of symptoms than the girls at low-risk.

The condemnation sought to stop the Master of Arts teachers from interpreting the works of Aristotle in ways that were contrary to the beliefs of the Church.

"It is only by intensifying his personality that the critic can interpret the work of others," he wrote in "The Critic as Artist".

That he left recordings of his own works only enhances our appreciation of them, for who better than this gifted maestro to interpret the work of a major American composer, especially if the composer is himself?

And on a beautiful new album called "Bonnie 'Prince' Billy Sings Greatest Palace Music," Will Oldham lets his alter ego, Bonnie "Prince" Billy, interpret the work of his one-man-band, Palace Music.

October 16 2014 October 19 201414 The pioneering singer of her generation has interpreted the work of everyone from Robert Johnson to U2. She's currently working on "Coming Forth by Day," an album that turns its sights on Billie Holiday.