Sentence examples for kinds of composition from inspiring English sources

This mechanical arrangement, by indirectly recognizing the poet's metrical virtuosity and proposing three kinds of composition, justly calls attention to a versatility disproportionate to the slim size of the extant work.

Riley's association with violinist David Harrington, who went on to found the Kronos Quartet, has been the inspiration for a series of works (more than a dozen so far) that led Riley back to more conventional kinds of composition; conventional at least in the sense of how they are notated and performed – but not in how they sound.

Although Bi2212/Ag round wires fabricated by three kinds of composition showed similar Je value, n-value was quite different.

We have chosen two kinds of composition for the annealing experiment of Si1 − xC x : stoichiometric SiC (SSC) with x = 0.56 and Si-rich SiC (SRSC) with x = 0.08, where the composition was characterized by Rutherford backscattering spectroscopy.

Then there are two kinds of compositions.

There are four kinds of compositions.

His celebrated scores for Titanic, Avatar, Braveheart, The Land Before Time, and so many more are the stuff of movie magic the kinds of compositions that raise goosebumps, draw tears, and stick with the audience long after the story has come to a close.

"It's just a different kind of composition.

Though his best work relied entirely on improvisation, in 2003 he said, "I like to make some kind of composition happen while I'm playing.

The Kitchen's own repertory group is built to handle any kind of composition, from intricate chamber music to improvisation, and it commissions new works from across the contemporary spectrum.

After intermission, Järvi and the orchestra returned to perform Brahms's Second Symphony, from 1877, which is an altogether different kind of composition, autumnal and rustling with lyrical wind passages.