Sentence examples for religious pieces from inspiring English sources

The plays both serious religious pieces and farces were usually presented outdoors on a raised platform with a curtained facade.

Watkins was editing Gesualdo's religious pieces at the time, and persuaded Stravinsky to fill in a missing bass part in two motets.

The last two rooms on the lower floor contain a series of important religious pieces, but these all date from decades later.

What united Mr. Antonakos's diverse output was his abiding concern with illumination, incompletion and an almost mystical spirituality that is manifest in everything from his overtly religious pieces to the grip that an unopened box has on the imagination.

It gathers five-part religious pieces by English composers of the early Tudor period: Robert Jones, John Mason, and, most significant, Hugh Aston, whose Marian antiphons, works in praise of the Virgin Mary, form the core of the album.

Cameel Halim, an antiques collector in Illinois, will be showing dozens of religious pieces in the Halim Tiffany Window and Time Museum, scheduled to open next year in Evanston.

"'Credo' was a religious piece, and religion was forbidden in Soviet-ruled Estonia," Mr. Jarvi recalled.

"Symphony of Psalms" still has that belief in the human spirit, and like Stravinsky's score, it is not a specifically religious piece.

"It was always a fight to get permission to perform a religious piece," says Belohlavek, "and you had to be sure that there would be a good balance with other types of music.

"I don't see it as a religious piece; I see it as a person with a good idea trying to make good with humanity, who gets misinterpreted and crucified.

Cruz followed with his standard stump speech, an explicitly religious piece of rhetoric mixing free-market conservatism and talk radio soundbites with end times eschatology and calls for the country to return to its "Judeo-Christian roots".