Sentence examples for return to composition from inspiring English sources

Concerto for Orchestra Written in the US in 1943, it marked a return to composition after one of Bartok's periodic fallow periods.

Over four hours (with his own digital recorder running), he talked about his post-Philharmonic plans: a series of choice guest-conducting engagements, a return to composition, a new summer festival at his Virginia farm.

Not only did Sorabji, who had not written any music since 1968, return to composition as a result of Hinton's interest in his work, but on 24 March 1976 he gave the pianist Yonty Solomon permission to play his works in public (although it has been claimed that Michael Habermann received tentative approval at an earlier date).

In the past decade he has returned to composition, writing eclectic works for voices and orchestra.

But he returned to composition in 2011 when noise musician and Zinovieff fan Russell Haswell commissioned a new work.

She eagerly returned to composition in the late forties, but intestinal cancer claimed her swiftly, at the age of fifty-two; as her stepson Pete Seeger observed, "She didn't go gently at all".

When he returned to composition, with "Essay" (1961), an organ work, he had come to terms with melody and established a harmonic style that moved freely between tonality and atonality, the combination that made "Scenes and Arias" seem so striking when it had its premiere in 1962.

In 1907 Messager returned to composition.

During the writing of his Symphony No. 1, Rachmaninoff was distracted from solo piano work, and the Moments were regarded as his return to mature composition.

The resilience of microbial community compositions after environmental changes has been observed ubiquitously in various other environments, and the return to original compositions sometimes requires much longer periods (e.g. more than several years).

The album does include ten songs all originally recorded by Sinatra, but it's maybe more accurate to think of it as a conscious return to the compositions of the pre-rock era (or, if you prefer, the pre-Dylan era), much in the way that Dylan's two early-nineties records, "Good As I Been to You" and "World Gone Wrong," were callbacks to country blues.