Sentence examples for loveliest works from inspiring English sources
Set to Ravel's wistful music, this is one of Balanchine's loveliest works, and it is not performed often enough.
Oku no hosomichi (1694; The Narrow Road to the Deep North), describing his visit to northern Japan, is one of the loveliest works of Japanese literature.
This paves the way for another serenade: Benjamin Britten's settings of six British poems, collectively composed as the "Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings," one of Britten's loveliest works.
NEW YORK CITY BALLET, Two of Jerome Robbins's loveliest works -- "Brandenburg," his last ballet, and the 1969 "Dances at a Gathering" -- will be performed tonight, with several Balanchine classics and other repertory presented at a gala tomorrow night.
Tomorrow night and Sunday afternoon, the Vega String Quartet (above) performs two of the loveliest works of the chamber music literature: Beethoven's Quartet Opus 132, with its famously breathtaking slow movement, and Mozart's Clarinet Quintet, a sublime conversation among strings and solo clarinet (played by Ethan Sloane).
The loveliest work here is the simple elongated "Female Torso" (1948).
Included are significant, lovely works by Kaija Saariaho, Dai Fujikura, Pierre Boulez, Elliott Carter and Franco Donatoni, performed by Ms. Chase with her colleagues from ICE.
Renoir is not my favorite Impressionist, but there are some lovely works by him here.
Among them are several of the most famous and lovely works of 18th-century American landscape art, including "Vale of St. Thomas, Jamaica" (1867), "A View of Cuernavaca, Mexico" (1863) and "Mountains of Ecuador" (1855).
In the precise and lovely works of Sarah K. Benning, the natural, organic wonders of the Earth are captured in handicraft.
