Sentence examples for piece derived from from inspiring English sources

The idea for the piece derived from a commonplace expression in the dance world.

Performances of "Students of the Asphalt Jungle," a piece derived from old and new choreography, will inaugurate an outdoor dance series in Coffey Park in the Red Hook section of Brooklyn.

"Wang Zhao Jun," a contemplative piece derived from 9th- and 12th-century sources, demonstrated the pipa's chocolaty original sound: lower in pitch and narrower in range than what is heard in the instrument's subsequent repertory.

There are six wormholes within the piece, derived from a broad range of source material (field recordings, synthesis).

The brief final act is prefaced with a lively orchestral piece derived from Manuel García's short operetta El Criado Fingido.

A late piece deriving from earlier versions, it wears Prokofiev's typically tight smile.

Big in France Most of the charm of Merzak Allouache's "Chouchou," a sentimental drag comedy adapted from a performance piece, derives from the zany wide-eyed charm of its star, Gad Elmaleh, whose character juggles two jobs, one as a psychiatrist's assistant and the other as a nightclub performer.

This piece derives from a lecture he gave on health care reform on Nov. 9, 2009 at the Manhattan Institute.

Terminology in the text itself confirms that rather than a purely written work, the piece derives from an oral disputation, although the internal structure and the existence of two redactions indicate that it was much revised afterwards.

In dance pieces derived from Noh plays, many of the sectional terms of the Noh mentioned above are found.

Other figures, including the three large plaster pieces derived from the bronzes, seem detached from any specific action; they have the physical grace and psychological poise of South Indian temple bronzes.