Sentence examples for set to recordings from inspiring English sources

Created by Wieden & Kennedy, the spots show images of young people set to recordings of Whitman's poems.

Set to recordings of bouncy Italian songs by the Nuova Compagnia di Canto Popolare, this piece involved 16 members of the Pearsonwidgrig Dancetheater, 300 oranges and 2 knives.

With the exception of "Softly as I Leave You," a stale first-program holdover choreographed by Lightfoot León and set to recordings of Bach and Arvo Pärt, the evening was primarily a piano showcase.

Open Door, another Ronald K Brown work, set to recordings by Arturo O'Farrill and the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra, rolls over you like a river, so bright in its racing cross-streams, so headily engulfing, that you lose perspective.

Created in 1971 for the ballerina Lynn Seymour, the dance is a portrait of a fast-living, early-dying rock star based on Janis Joplin, set to recordings by Joplin, Pink Floyd, and Blind Faith.

The first program is "On the Nature of Things," set to recordings of Baroque songs, in which three dancers explore the theme of desire while balanced on a narrow column.

Set to bootleg recordings of a rock star's onstage banter, it is, naturally, titled "Farewell Tour".

The young choreographer Camille A. Brown sends the dancers on a quest with a map, and Zollar offers a funky new ensemble piece set to Parliament recordings.

Ms. Barnes continues to explore the pull of showbiz in "Everything Is Getting Better All the Time," a new work for four dancers set to live recordings of Otis Redding.

And "Up" is set to seven different recordings of the song "Blue Moon".

"Dream Girls," set to barbershop-quartet recordings by the Buffalo Bills, has some new dancers in last year's roles.