Sentence examples for pieces dedicated to from inspiring English sources

"All of those pieces dedicated to her are either the street addresses of her family residences in Hartford or in Fenwick.

The recent works at de Nagy, including pieces dedicated to Hart Crane and Marsden Hartley, combine images from art history, gay pornography and found vintage photographs, supplemented by photographs taken by — and of — Mr. O'Reilly himself.

They can try lots of things including creating limited-edition pieces dedicated to archaic VOR skylanes and apps dedicated to making a pilot's life a little easier.

She has developed what was the epilogue of Camillo's story into a second piece dedicated to Adriano and the Community Movement he founded in the 1950s.

Its opener was Mr. Iverson's "2 P.M.," a willfully open-ended piece dedicated to the drummer Paul Motian, one of a handful of living totems for the band.

Then came the excitement of the concert, after which Ellington brought the gathering to a breathless silence while he improvised a gentle piece dedicated to Pat Nixon.

The Kremerata Baltica was joined by Herta Müller, the German writer and Nobel Laureate, who read a piece about the victims of the Russian regime, and they performed another piece dedicated to Khodorkovsky.

In this performance, part of the Interpretations series, the band focuses on "EROC TINU," a piece dedicated to the pianist Cecil Taylor and featuring several guests, including the trumpeter Roy Campbell.

And Tania León, playing piano alongside Samuel Torres, a percussionist, fused the barbarous perplexity of early Stravinsky with Gershwin-esque swagger and the salsa master Eddie Palmieri's reckless brio in an original piece dedicated to Mr. Glass.

Especially fascinating are the many ideas from this period (1961-63) that, for one reason or another, were never realized; some promising, like an architectural piece dedicated to the filmmaker Antonioni, others laughable (a rocking chair outfitted with a seatbelt).

On Saturday he leads his Essential Orchestra in the premiere of a piece dedicated to Cecil Taylor; in the ranks are commanding improvisers like the pianist Dave Burrell, the trumpeter Roy Campbell and the alto saxophonist Darius Jones.