Sentence examples for public piece from inspiring English sources

Britten's 90-minute "War Requiem" is his most public piece.

"This is a very public piece of land".

It is a more public piece: sometimes mock-heroic, often bitonal and in general intent on offending conservative sensibilities.

In taking on this commission, Mr. Stucky, a Pulitzer Prize winner for his bracing Second Concerto for Orchestra, understood that he was writing a public piece.

It comes, that is, with its own fully realized context and thereby has an intense specificity that the Met's public piece lacks.

The most flamboyant and public piece is "Lady Rosa of Luxembourg," an insouciant sculpture installation that has taken over the museum's atrium.

Concertos and symphonies were the public pieces.

I preferred Thursday's performance of the English Suites, which Mr. Schiff described to Mr. Schaefer as "more public pieces" than the French ones.

At Lambert, large color photographs document public pieces in which the words of an assortment of contemporary poets were projected on imposing public buildings, including the New York Public Library.

It was one of a steady stream of public pieces trundling out of Much Hadham ready to be finalised, as Moore explained, in bronze or marble.

The excellence and interest of Britten lies not in those huge public pieces, usually safe adaptations of literary works, but in the beautiful and jewel-like fantasies for small orchestra or chamber forces.