Sentence examples for setting songs from inspiring English sources

He also shows a remarkable ability to draw from different cultures, giving klezmer overtones to a clarinet work, placing an opera in Upper Egypt, setting songs to words by Alma Mahler and using Aramaic, Hebrew and Arabic texts for a large-scale vocal piece.

And while it's true that "Gossamer" sees Passion Pit setting songs about self-doubt, self-hatred, paranoia and a number of other dark mores against music that is infectiously joyous, that dichotomy (another piece of bait Angelakos says all writers take) isn't just about Angelakos own battles.

The few spoken words that the masque had demanded in Elizabethan days expanded into a "text" of a few hundred lines and a number of set songs.

"We have some set songs and stories we work on so we have a skeleton of a show," said Ms. Sobule, "and then the rest we just fill in".

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Watching the bands in the early days of the local punk rock movement, he realized that each show was unique: he witnessed set, song and personnel changes, different arrangements for some songs and, tragically, untimely deaths of band members.

It is not certain whether large collections such as The Scots Musical Museum to which Burns contributed heavily, and which sets song-lyrics to many airs which were in circulation at the time, would be considered economical under today's laws.

There is attention to cultural history, to text and text setting, song and song accompaniment, honte and kaete parts.

His ballet "Return" is set to songs sung by Aretha Franklin and James Brown, but for a reason.

Trend-setting songs such as The Clash's "Career Opportunities" and Chelsea's "Right to Work" deal with unemployment and the grim realities of urban life.

Emphasizes Tracy "an album can be a lot of different things now- not just ten set songs.