Sentence examples for pieces to which from inspiring English sources

"Polyphonia," an homage to Balanchine, is a quietly smoldering work that mirrors the off-kilter mood of the Ligeti piano pieces to which it is set.

Inspired in part by the space discoveries of the sixties, the two trios suggest a kind of cosmic calm, as impassive and even-paced as the Satie pieces to which they are set.

The Learning Network editor Katherine Schulten has read all the coverage of the shooting and collected the pieces to which teachers, or parents, might guide older students as they express their interest and grief.

Next was Mr. Byrd's witty and inventive "Gentle Prelude," an unvarnished group ballet that captured the sly lilt and poignancy of the Duke Ellington piano pieces to which it is set.

Cameron Grant played the suite of Chopin piano pieces to which the ballet is set with a delicacy of tone that was just as impressive as his sly comic portrayal of a piano maestro in Robbins's "Concert" earlier this season.

First, participants were asked to provide self-selected musical pieces to which they experience intense pleasure.

[We're unable to pin down the piece to which she's referring.

About the only solid defense of the book seems to come from a yet-unpublished piece to which Ms. Wolf alerted this reporter, in the British lesbian magazine Diva ("truly liberating," wrote its author).

But Xia comes into his own in the second half and makes us realise that this is the core of the piece to which the first-half confection is merely a prologue.

Garson composed the piece to which the couple is dancing.

Wentz contacted Chueh and asked him to create the piece, to which the artist agreed.