Sentence examples for of the same composer from inspiring English sources

People listen to a few symphonies of the same composer in a concert, right?

You see so many things about a composer and about certain compositions by having them back to back with other creations of the same composer".

Liszt-refusenik András Schiff turned instead to Schumann's poignant Geistervariationen, while Alexei Lubimov explored Beethoven on an 1828 Graf fortepiano, and a 1632 Ruckers harpsichord, was the star of Christophe Rousset's Bach Fantasy, while violinist Pavlo Beznosiuk traced the limitless curves of the same composer.

With Scottish Opera and the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland jointly staging a new production of the same composer's Betrothal in a Monastery, the cards were dealt.

She is currently represented on Broadway by the new revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Jesus Christ Superstar" at the Ford Center for the Performing Arts, while her London version of the same composer's "Whistle Down the Wind" starts its third year on the West End in July.

While Tippett's arrangement of Purcell's 'Music for a while' was respectfully supportive, Britten's of his 'Sweeter than roses' was inventive, and Ades's of the same composer's 'Full fathom five' massively bold; Barber's approach to three James Joyce poems was to embellish and amplify them.

But performers' producing similar results for music of the same composers is merely a reflection of established traditions that performers absorb.

To that end, he will invite six choreographers to create a dance to different passages of music by the same composer and pair them with visual artists of their choice; his wish list runs from Bartok to Bjork.

The test was presented in two separate condition blocks, according to the semantic relatedness of the name arrays: in the first, within-category (closely semantically related) condition, foils were names of pieces composed by the same composer; in the second, between-category (less closely semantically related) condition, foils were pieces composed by different composers from the same era.

Mr. Mustonen is a lyrical player, and he chose a program celebrating lyrical moments, whether existing as separate pieces (Beethoven's Op. 119 bagatelles) or drawn out of longer works (the same composer's "Pastoral" Sonata and Brahms's Handel Variations).

"When you play a lot of pieces by the same composer," Mr. Rostad said, "you start to get to know them, what their vibe is, how they get from one work into the next — their basic natural tempo, if that makes sense.