Sentence examples for original rendition from inspiring English sources

The Tale of Genji continued to hold a deep fascination for him, and through the years he produced several revisions of his original rendition.

There are some odd pauses, places where he seems slightly out of tune, and she realizes these too are identical to his original rendition.

In a brilliant, original rendition, Monsters of the Gévaudan revisits a spellbinding French tale that has captivated imaginations for over two hundred years, and offers the definitive explanation of the strange events that underlie this timeless story.

The same thing has also happened to me in reverse–I'll hate the original rendition of a song because I have gotten used to — somehow attached — to a newer version.

They went on to write for films and theatre; among their last hits, in 1969, was Peggy Lee's original rendition of the world-weary "Is That All There Is?" In 1987 the pair were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

It took her a while, she said, to warm to Bruce Springsteen's songs, because of the heavy beat on his records; then she delivered a version of "The River" that stands up beside the Boss's original rendition in evoking the withering of a young working-class couple's hopes and dreams.

He called the original renditions of the video board "dinky," said they looked "like a little postage stamp".

The strains of many a Romantic piece have also been revisited - particularly by advertising, which lifts original renditions, or pop, where Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No 2 found itself after the 1970s got to it.

In nearly every instance, he and his band not only reimagined but improved upon the original renditions.

The original renditions of "Transverse Temporal Gyrus" were two, three-hour performances that randomized tracks written by each member of the band.

In The Ghost Trio Beckett reconfigures Beethoven's piano trio The Ghost (played by Pinchas Zukerman, Jacqueline du Pré and Daniel Barenboim in the original BBC rendition).