Sentence examples for prelude from from inspiring English sources

The C minor Prelude from Book 1 and the G sharp minor Prelude from Book 2 showed off Mr. Lifschitz's technical prowess in lines that raced at breakneck speed.

Besides his own compositions, Levant plays parts of Victor Herbert's "American Fantasy," MacDowell's "In Autumn," and a prelude from Bach which he rescored.

Responding to the ovation they offered an appropriate encore: the lively prelude from Grieg's "Holberg" Suite, a Neo-Classical work by Norway's best-known composer.

Mr. Daugherty's fervid eclecticism ultimately leads him back to the source, Bach's masterpiece of stunning simplicity, the first prelude from "The Well-Tempered Clavier".

But when the cellist struck up the first notes of the prelude from Bach's Suite No1 in G Major, it was like being transported into Walt Disney's Fantasia.

As a pre-intermission encore, PercaDu performed an elegant transcription for two marimbas of the Prelude from Bach's English Suite No. 2 in A minor.

Next came seven Debussy preludes (from Book 1), completed in 1910.

After intermission Mr. Pollini played five Debussy preludes from Book I and Ravel's daunting "Gaspard de la Nuit".

Also on the program are several Bach works, among them chorale preludes from the "Orgelbuchlein" and Preludes and Fugues in A and C minor.

The 24 Preludes from which his new ballet takes its name are Chopin's, nuggets of Romantic pianism, quintessential and unimprovable.

There wasn't much compelling about Constantine Baecher's rather limp "Sketches of a Woman Remembering," the final of three premieres on the program and set to three Debussy Preludes from Book 1.