Sentence examples for magnificent string from inspiring English sources

He also continued to compose magnificent string quartets, notably the six Erdödy quartets known as Opus 76.

LUKE'S CHAMBER ENSEMBLE: "NOTABLE WOMEN" Joan Tower is the curator of this three-week festival; the first concert features the world première of Asha Srinivasan's "By the River Near Savathi" along with works by notable women composers of the past — Amy Beach, Rebecca Clarke, Ruth Crawford Seeger (the magnificent String Quartet), and Miriam Gideon.

The baritone Kurt Ollmann joins the St . Lukes players in Ravel's "Chansons Madécasses," the heart of a players that also includes two woRavely Schubert: the Introduction and Variations and the magnificent "Two Cellos" String Quintet.

To wander the once magnificent Roman cities strung along the Lycian coast of Turkey — now largely reduced to rubble, much still unexcavated — is to realize how extensive, how magisterial this civilization was.

| Aug. 1-2 at 10 30 and Aug. 3 at 8: The magnificent St. Lawrence String Quartet surveys the late Beethoven quartets in three concerts; the first two are at the Kaplan Penthouse, the third at Jazz at Lincoln Center's Rose Theatre.

The mouth of the Hawkesbury River, with its many fingerlike inlets, provides a superb expanse of sheltered water for yachting, while a string of magnificent sandy beaches stretches along the Pacific coast both north and south of the city and is a haven for enthusiasts of aquatic sports.

Ferris was in inspirational form once more, producing a string of magnificent tackles against Scotland in a typically aggressive defensive shift.

The landscapes are immense and their prospect is deeply moving, and the Philadelphia, with its string resonance and magnificent brass players, had the means to sustain it all.

That said, he can draw a thrilling sound from his players, which in this case meant magnificent brass work and lustrous string playing.

But it's hard to imagine disliking the magnificent quintet, which the Emerson String Quartet and the clarinetist David Shifrin eloquently performed at the Rose Theater on Sunday afternoon, the second all-Brahms concert the Emerson has given this season.

Sunday's concert is a program of string quintets: Schubert's magnificent C major Quintet (D. 956) and works by Boccherini and Glazunov.