Sentence examples for isolated works from inspiring English sources

But that still leaves considerable breadth, given that Mr. Davis's signature pieces are the big scores of Berlioz, the symphonies and tone poems of Sibelius, music by Mozart and Haydn and isolated works like Britten's "Peter Grimes".

Those powerful and opposite poles, church and opera, monopolized choral writing for many years, and apart from isolated works of an occasional nature there is little in the truly secular field until Beethoven's Choral Fantasia (1808), an unusual work in nine movements, the first seven of which are a set of variations for piano and orchestra.

The government would better serve future generations by preserving Italy's vast patrimony rather than investing in isolated works of art.

Thematically, it's not all that different; the small, isolated works here find natural forces resisting our attempts to tame or harness them.

Until then, Mr. Glass had written theater scores for Mabou Mines, of which he was a founder and the resident composer, and a few isolated works like the String Quartet (1966) and "Strung Out" (1967), for electric violin.

(Cotter) Maria Loboda: 'General Electric' (closes on Saturday) The small, isolated works here, by an artist who contributed a "moving forest" to last summer's Documenta festival, find natural forces resisting our attempts to tame or harness them.

How do you get started? A. If you're feeling isolated working from home, you may want to test co-working — a concept described earlier this month in the Workstation column on this page.

He sits up in Connecticut, splendidly isolated, working day and night, a lonely and rather tetchy old man.

Antibiotics and antiviral treatments have been used to combat the symptoms, but until the cause is isolated, work on specific treatments cannot even begin.

But with time, Jacobson, who was feeling isolated working out of his home in Cambridge, Mass., has come to appreciate some of the other benefits of sitting around Tiger 21's conference table 11 times a year for eight hours at a time under the guidance of a professional facilitator.

Methods: Sixty-four isolated working rat hearts were subjected to 45 minutes of hypothermic ischemia at 30°C followed by 25 minutes of normothermic reperfusion.