Sentence examples for new composers from inspiring English sources

Mr. Parsons said the company supports the Public Theater because it is "probably the most innovative engine in New York for new writers, new composers".

Mr. Boughton, who came to New Haven in 2007 with a reputation for championing new composers in his native England, said that the event might lead to other sessions that feature more demanding material.

Mr. Maazel, reached on tour in Spain, said he was "totally happy" to accept the job as the orchestra's 24th music director in a line stretching back to 1842 and to return to New York, the city of his parents' births, where he promised to nurture new composers as well as to tend to the classics.

Yes, the orchestra should introduce new composers as well, he said, but given its prestige and location, the New York Philharmonic had a special responsibility to maintain high standards in the standard repertory.

He is always looking for new composers.

There are lots of brilliant new composers and work.

In 1963, Britten also managed to get Boosey & Hawkes to employ Donald Mitchell to find new, young composers for the company.

Words and Music Mark Adamo, the composer of the opera "Little Women," given its premiere by the Houston Grand Opera in 1998 and taped by PBS for a "Great Performances" broadcast this autumn, has been appointed the New York City Opera's new composer in residence.

I thought I was listening to a new composer.

The program heralded the arrival of Christopher Rouse, a distinguished American artist, as the Philharmonic's new composer in residence.

I'll read something in a magazine or paper that mentions a new composer, and I'll rip it out and quickly go online and grab that information.