Sentence examples for setting of the text from inspiring English sources

Great skill is required in the musical setting of the text in a choral work.

But the main body of Mr. Hartke's work, devoted to an intricate setting of the text, is carried by the singers.

The intersection of direction, performance, and writing achieves what James Ponsoldt, for instance, failed to do in "The End of the Tour": the setting of the text.

As Mr. Westenburg explains in the essay, during the last decade of his life Bach "brought together his only complete setting of the text of the Mass".

In pairs, have students review the story line and characters of their chosen text, keeping in mind the original setting of the text.

Sometimes the scoring is curiously thin, but the sparseness actually enhances the tragedy of the opera and complements the vocal setting of the text, which often follows the natural flow and speech patterns of the Russian words.

Lenel had revolutionized the study of Roman law by reconstructing the praetor's edict and fixing the original setting of the texts that form part of Justinian's sixth-century codification.

Gombert's harmonically striking setting of the same text reflected his dissonant aesthetic.

Listen to the Yale Glee Club and the Yale Symphony Orchestra perform Francis Poulenc's "Gloria," a setting of the Gloria text from the mass ordinary.

Add Allegri's Miserere and James MacMillan's strikingly dramatic modern setting of the same text to the programme and the end result was rather special.

A setting of the same text by Jacobus Gallus (the Slovenian composer Jacobus Handl) assigned more work to higher voices, sounding more affirmative in the process.