Sentence examples for moving symphony from inspiring English sources

Shostakovich was the spiritual precursor to Ms. Xi's moving Symphony No. 1, inspired by the 2008 earthquake in the Sichuan Province of China.

Especially if the performance of this turbulent and, by the end, sublimely moving symphony is as well played and resolute as the one Alan Gilbert conducted with the New York Philharmonic on Thursday night at Avery Fisher Hall.

A delicate, quiet, sometimes gravely moving symphony of Vienna, the movie traces two strangers — an American visitor and an Austrian museum guard — who become acquaintances over many conversations and through long, lonely walks captured by this filmmaker's gimlet eye.

(The show moves to Symphony Space on Feb. 9 and 10).

And the troupe has moved from Symphony Space to the more grandly theatrical City Center.

The play built up like a symphony moving slowly across a pitch that was half sunlit, half in shadow, before reaching a climax.

That success did not translate to Mr. Gorecki's other works, but anyone who explored further found a rich, varied catalog of symphonic, chamber and choral scores, many as moving as the symphony.

Not only are they "exceptionally moved by symphonies" and find graphic depictions of violence "too hard to bear," but they are also sensitive to drugs like caffeine, and their skin is easily irritated by the wrong soap, sunscreen and fabric.

Still, even a work as succinct, direct and moving as his 1992 Symphony No 4 remains a relatively rare beast in live performance.

When they stalked down the runway in their see-through plastic mules, they were a symphony of moving, swaying parts in lingerie that was clingy and often transparent.

For me, this is one of the most moving parts of the symphony, so unspeakably simple, authentic, and courageous.