Sentence examples for pieces derived from from inspiring English sources
In dance pieces derived from Noh plays, many of the sectional terms of the Noh mentioned above are found.
The program also included pieces derived from two film scores in which the theremin is prominent, Miklos Rozsa's haunting "Spellbound" Concerto (1945-6) and Howard Shore's entertainingly derivative "Ed Wood" Suite (2000).
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.
It is from the second book of Busoni's "An die Jugend," a collection of short, experimental pieces derived from works by other composers (Liszt and Mozart as well as Bach).
It also became apparent that the new virus contains bits and pieces derived from avian and human strains of influenza, as well as porcine ones, further muddying its origins.A new study, however, suggests pigs really were to blame.
Here it served as the centerpiece of a near-seamless span that mingled works from the classical tradition with instrumental pieces derived from or inspired by Eastern cultures, chiefly Armenian.
Well over half of it consists of reissues, and anyone who cares about either Grieg or Andsnes will probably have them already: the selection of Lyric Pieces derives from the famous set made in Troldhaugen in 2002, while his imposing second version of the Piano Concerto, with Mariss Jansons and the Berlin Philharmonic, first appeared the following year.
The five pieces in the Monumento series, for instance, composed in the 1990s, are a mixture of orchestral, vocal and ensemble works conceived as attempts to evoke the expressive world of Rimbaud's poetry; other pieces derive from the sculpture of Joseph Beuys and Giacometti.
The idea for the piece derived from a commonplace expression in the dance world.
"The Summit" was originally a piece derived from the brothers' way of arguing with each other, and Mr. Persson had trouble with that at first.
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.
