Sentence examples for musical portrait from inspiring English sources

It showed too how Boulez could use even such a rigorous musical ethos with great expressive flexibility, and he exploited it still further in the music that occupied him into the early 1960s, a huge musical portrait of the poet Mallarmé, Pli Selon Pli.

Quantopia is a musical portrait of network evolution.

Max – a Musical Portrait of Peter Maxwell Davies (BBC4) was an affectionate film made by his friend, Paul Joyce.

Mr. Bagby's musical portrait covers both the sacred and the profane, and is bound to be delivered with the vividness that has always characterized Sequentia's work.

In the form of a documentary with interviews, this intimate musical portrait showcases Lescot's desire to create a whimsical form of exchange.

Indeed, the musical portrait of Violetta, the tubercular courtesan heroine, is extraordinary for its depiction of the effects of love and sorrow on her character.

Led by Music Director Marin Alsop, the program offered two contrasting musical portraits — one classic and one modern — of Scheherazade, the beguiling narrator of these exotic and fantastical tales.

As with many Elgar works, like the "Enigma" Variations for orchestra, this concerto is embedded with musical portraits.

On Saturday he presents his work in its intended form, with the photographs, as "Disfarmer Project: Musical Portraits From Heber Springs".

Many are musical portraits of friends, court acquaintances or the King himself.

A perfect example is "Enigma Variations," set to a score by Edward Elgar — a suite of musical portraits of himself and his wife and his friends.