Sentence examples for romantic fervor from inspiring English sources

Beethoven's music abounds in Romantic fervor, especially the breakout pieces of his middle years.

But Mr. Tetzlaff emphasized the Romantic fervor and longing in this stunning performance.

But the production of this inspired, four-hour masterpiece certainly has pictorial sweep and romantic fervor.

Much of this is better than it sounds, because it is keyed to a refined romantic fervor.

Tovey came out of the late Romantic school, and his ruminative and fascinating concerto is flush with Romantic fervor.

Romantic fervor, sumptuous colors and the sheer din of massed choral and orchestra forces are leavened by elegance and delicacy.

ZEHETMAIR QUARTET Schumann's music, in its high-Romantic fervor, is a touchstone for the violinist Thomas Zehetmair's ensemble, which plays its programs from memory.

Schumann's music, in its high-Romantic fervor, is a touchstone for the violinist Thomas Zehetmair's ensemble, which plays its programs from memory.

The Juilliard Quartet plays music of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries with the same intellectual fervor that it brings to twentieth-century innovators and it brings the same passion to works of stern atonality as it does to compositions of romantic ardor, as in this 1962 recording of Schubert's Fifteenth Quartet, his last.

Recalling her childhood, Ponsot told the small group of students gathered how her mother used to put her to sleep by quoting Wordsworth, and that as a student herself at Columbia, in 1940, she studied romantic poetry with fervor.

Public art -- what's shown in museums, performed in theaters and concert halls, seen on screens -- seems to range from trivial distractions to propagandistic fervor to romantic humanism.