Sentence examples for section song from inspiring English sources

The most effective poems in A Woman Without a Country are those of its first section, "Song and Error".

The concerto, a 25-minute work in three movements, adheres loosely to historical conventions of form: a crackling opening movement ("Dance") is followed with a more lyrical section ("Song") and a finale filled with exuberant display ("Song and Dance").

He even showed considerable talent for military engineering.In this section Song to Zion More questions than answers Mad merger men Purse of the beholder Carrots and sticks The greatest ReprintsMichelangelo died in 1564 at the age of 88.

In the second section, "Song for the Rainy Season," the texture expands to include French horn and piano, and the hint of antiquity in the melody line and its accompaniment melts into a more neo-Romantic brand of lyricism with a hint of acidity.

Like devoted pilgrims, diners now come from around the world to sample Noma's cerebral, 20-course celebration of seasonal food.In this section Song to Zion More questions than answers Mad merger men Purse of the beholder Carrots and sticks The greatest ReprintsMr Redzepi has already written a book about his restaurant, which he opened in 2004.

Intriguingly for a historian, Mr Hutton makes plain just how little evidence there is for belief systems of the distant past.In this section Song to Zion More questions than answers Mad merger men Purse of the beholder Carrots and sticks The greatest ReprintsAn authority on the 16th and 17th centuries at Bristol University, Mr Hutton has written widely about the Stuarts, the Druids and witchcraft.

The music grows impatient with its own patterns, capriciously changing speed or moving from section to section; songs that could have assumed conventional trappings, like the reggae-tinged "Dancing in My Head," simply refuse them.

The unconventional multi-section song was inspired by The Beatles' "Happiness Is a Warm Gun" and Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody", which also eschew a traditional verse-chorus-verse structure.

After intermission "The Lost Lover," a highly charged setting of a section of "Song of Songs" by Deborah Drattell was followed by the innocent folkishness of Kodaly's "Dances from Galanta".

With bits of text, skitlike sections, songs and dances, a projected movie and more, "Heaven on Earth" comes from a many-headed collaborative beast.

Their influence has been acknowledged by bands from Sonic Youth to Friendly Fires, who took their name from a Section 25 song.