Sentence examples for setting of a poem from inspiring English sources

The album's title song, a 1959 setting of a poem by George Peele, is a full-fledged 12-tone work.

It was followed by what he called a musical "anti-homage"- Brahms, a setting of a poem by Alfred Brendel for baritone and orchestra.

The song is a setting of a poem by Ursula Wood that conveys a woman's sensually charged thoughts about her male lover.

Sir Paul is to narrate "In the Month of Athyr," a setting of a poem by the Greek poet Constantine Cavafy.

Mr. Sasaki's "To Be Human" is a setting of a poem by Jotaro Wakamatsu that expresses the conviction that the people of Iitate will "will raise animals again" and "plow the fields," because that is "what makes us human".

Compassion is the abiding emotion through most of the 20 songs: it's the title of the opening track, Williams' setting of a poem by her father recommending "compassion for everyone you meet, even if they don't want it".

The mezzo-soprano Katarina Karnéus brought mellow sound and magisterial phrasing to the bittersweet fourth movement, Mahler's setting of "Urlicht," a poem from "Des Knaben Wunderhorn".

A setting of a devotional poem by Édouard Blau, "Rédemption" is a peculiar construction.

The Etude No. 8, "Erlkönig," was a vivid, Lisztian setting of a Goethe poem.

She also sang four songs by Zemlinsky, including "Frühlingslied," a setting of a Heine poem.

The second cycle, "Lament for the Death of a Bullfighter," completed in 2001, is a continuous setting of a metaphorical poem in nine parts by Joshua Beckman.