Sentence examples for lyric cycle from inspiring English sources

The place of Sándor Kisfaludy in Hungarian literature is secured by his first work, Kesergő szerelem (1801; "Bitter Love"), a lyric cycle depending on a very thin narrative thread.

Kyōgen, brief farce or comic interlude played during a Japanese Noh (lyric drama) cycle, expressed in the vernacular of the second half of the 16th century.

The lyrics contemplate cycles of family, history and nature.

The bucolic surroundings are credited with inspiring him to pen a cycle of lyric poems at a time when - depressed by the arrest of many of his friends - he had virtually stopped writing.

It's a song cycle with lyrics adapted from Federico García Lorca's "Poeta en Nueva York," performed by an ensemble that includes the Chilean jazz singer Claudia Acuña and the Puerto Rican alto saxophonist Miguel Zenón.

His Poetiske skrifter (1805; "Poetic Writings") contains two long cycles of lyric poems and Aladdin, a poetic drama on the writer's own life, with the lamp of the story symbolizing intuitive poetic genius.

It's a song cycle with lyrics adapted from Federico García Lorca's "Poeta en Nueva York," performed by an ensemble that includes the Chilean jazz singer Claudia Acuña; also aboard here are the Cuban saxophonist Yosvany Terry, the Puerto Rican drummer Henry Cole and the American pianist Dan Tepfer.

Kyrgyz cultural life has been greatly influenced by the rich oral literary tradition (including epic cycles and lyric poetry) of the region, by the development of a modern literary language, and by the change from the Arabic alphabet to Roman and finally to Cyrillic (with diacritical markings added) beginning in 1940.

"The Wanderings of Oisin" is based on the lyrics of the Fenian Cycle of Irish mythology and displays the influence of both Sir Samuel Ferguson and the Pre-Raphaelite poets.

It is a simple lyric, a description of the cycle of the day, and it is orchestrated for a big, even super, Phil soundor-like sound.

An ardent champion of new composers, Ms. McDonald sang three selections from Gabriel Kahane's astringently witty song cycle, "Craigslistlieder," whose lyrics are adapted from online personal ads, and Adam Gwon's "I'll Be Here," a crowd-pleasing tearjerker about Sept. 11 with an inspirational message from his chamber musical "Ordinary Days".