Sentence examples for master composers from inspiring English sources

Some master composers were renowned for their improvisational artistry.

He was not against complexity as rendered by the master composers of the day, just the puffed-up kind of complexity so often produced by their imitators.

In addition to his renown as one of the supreme master composers, he was the first of a constant stream of instrumentalists from Polish lands who have won international acclaim.

Dr. Clynes, a former neuropsychology professor at the University of Melbourne, who coined the term "cyborg" and has performed to the acclaim of people like Yehudi Menuhin and Albert Einstein, has identified what he says are patterns in the music of master composers.

How does a master choreographer collaborate with a master composer?

The typical answer used to be that he was really a master composer on the European model, all score paper and seclusion and suites.

The musical includes Berlin songs that were not in the movie, but that's fine, because the lyrics and music by the Russian-Jewish master composer are dependably superb.

Marius Felix Lange, a master composer of operas for children (Mr. Lange prefers to say "for the family") offers a "horror opera" based on Oscar Wilde's "The Canterville Ghost".

It may not help his reputation as a master composer that Lang Lang has a new album on Sony Classical called "Liszt: My Piano Hero," featuring a cover image of himself in a digitized, flame orange swirling cape.

There is an inborn contradiction here, between the master composer trying to create a work worthy of a tradition and the working professional providing music for a younger audience that may be increasingly uninterested in it.

Mr. Denk plays several of Liszt's most rhapsodic and experimental piano works, and Mr. Isserlis plays selections from "Signs, Games and Messages" for solo cello by the Hungarian master composer Gyorgy Kurtag.