Sentence examples for pieces taught from inspiring English sources

He was paroled after four years during which he composed sixty pieces, taught music to his fellow inmates, wrote a book and played Wagner with the prison band.

What has the response to the piece taught him?

If Mr. Farag found his bridge, Mr. Tokeley-Parry found a partner who, piece by piece, taught him the finer points of the trade.

"That piece taught me so much about choreography -- how it is possible to tell a story through movement without pantomime or program notes," Mr. Hougland said.

As usual he choreographed "Black Tuesday" on his own company, with the finished piece taught to Ballet Theater by an associate.

This piece teaches former education secretary Michael Gove an arithmetic lesson about how it's impossible for teachers to work anything less than 48 hours a week.

Janna Hymes-Bianchi will be the guest conductor for Russel Peck's "The Thrill of the Orchestra," which she describes as "a fun, interactive piece teaching children how the crash of cymbals, the lightning speed of the violins and the glitter of the trumpet all come together in a catchy tune".

Slowly, I started doing little pieces and mixed media pieces and taught a mold making classes.

Through repairing wooden pieces, he taught himself how to carve.

But memoir these days, as the public debate about "A Million Little Pieces" has taught us, demands strict factual accuracy.

New pieces are taught by rote without notation, which requires deep understanding of musical structure as well as attention to detail.