Sentence examples for libretto out from inspiring English sources

In Euro-spheric opera, nudity is in, sado-masochism the norm, fidelity to the libretto out, opposition to any bourgeois norms de rigueur, and allegiance to the new-age sense of irony always present, if expressed laconically.

Janácek made his own libretto out of a serialised, illustrated novel.

"But between the director Tom Cairns and Harry they got a libretto out of me that functioned".

The piece is based on Frederic Myers, who founded the Society for Psychical Research; Melanie Challenger made a libretto out of the Society's automatic writings.

Mr. Lang, a Pulitzer Prize-winning composer and a founder of the Bang on a Can new-music collective, has created a libretto out of what he calls Internet secrets.

"It was a libretto out of the blue from my old friend and mentor, David Bamberger, who commissioned my first opera at the Cleveland Opera," Copeland shared.

Messiaen, who wrote the libretto, left out the pivotal story of the saint's conversion, explaining that "sin is not interesting".

And so the screenplay also became a kind of libretto, working out relationships in musical terms, pitting Dickie's identification with jazz, its mantra of freedom and existentialism, against Ripley's classicism and asserting that, just as in music, where truly great extemporising begins with Bach and Mozart, so it is Ripley who proves to be the more genuine improviser.

Mr. Bronstein said he had not seen the libretto and pointed out that the creators were given free rein about subject matter.

The tone remains light and Eric Crozier's libretto is laugh-out-loud funny.

An extensive prose-poem libretto on the company Web site lays out a more complicated story for "Warehouse".