Sentence examples for lyrical composition from inspiring English sources
The second piece, "Croton Gorge," is a more lyrical composition, portraying the cascading water of the Croton Dam as seen from below at Croton Point Park.
The poet, who died Friday at the age of 74, mastered that fear magnificently in five decades of lyrical composition that earned him a Nobel Prize.
But this is, after all, Beethoven's most opulent and lyrical composition; its major- minor shifts in the first and last movements never fail to thrill the most jaded ear.
Again, the magpie imagination was in evidence: the futuristic soundscapes of German groups, Kraftwerk and Neu!, aligned to the cut-up style of lyrical composition that Bowie had absorbed years before from the Beat writers.
One very Kandinsky-esque oil from the mid-1930's is on view here (the works generally have no titles, and dates are speculative), a loose but lyrical composition in which curved, wavy and straight lines flow animatedly around brightly colored geometric and biomorphic forms on a sea-blue field.
Sonja Bullaty, a photographer noted for lyrical composition and startling use of color and light in a vast body of work created during a five-decade collaboration with her husband, Angelo Lomeo, died on Oct. 5 at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan.
The difference between the Davis of the tender, lyrical compositions and Davis the misogynist was of a different order.
But he will be remembered most of all for his versatile, easygoing vocal style and for his poetic and lyrical compositions.
Consisting of eight weightlessly lyrical compositions, all originals, "The Door" features Mr. Eick with a rhythm section spearheaded by the superb pianist Jon Balke.
His lush, lyrical compositions, which he began painting in the 1860's, confounded contemporary expectations of ocean landscapes and inspired his younger Impressionist colleagues.
But while Pollock used enamel that rested on the surface of the canvas, Frankenthaler poured turpentine-thinned paint, which soaked into a raw surface to produce lyrical compositions.
