Sentence examples for operatic process of from inspiring English sources

In fact, he compares the operatic process of marshalling an orchestra, chorus, dancers and principals, as well as the staging, to "a big outdoor site‑specific gig.

It is heady stuff for a 14-year-old, even Mozart, who focused the intense plot through the distilling process of the dominant operatic form of his time: opera seria, an imposing, rule-driven series of arias.

But the operatic slowness of the process means that Mr Olmert may still be running the show into next year.

"She's taken that big, operatic sweep of love and all the tragedies that go with it and in the process has referenced artists like Roy Lichtenstein," Ms. Kazanjian said.

The operatic motifs of "Goodfellas".

My life was full of extended, operatic scenes of farewell.

That's an operatic adaptation of Herman Melville's "Moby-Dick".

While it is customary among the Anglo-Saxon intelligentsia to sneer at the "operatic parade of dysfunctional Italian governments," there is no greater comedy of errors than the soap opera known as the American political process.

American opera singer, one of the leading operatic contraltos of the first quarter of the 20th century.

She also carried the full operatic score of "Carmen," all six hundred and fifty-three pages of it.

Don Carlos is the finest of all operatic adaptations of Schiller.