And the unperformable "Penis Poems" are all settings of the works of legitimate poets, from Rumi to Ginsberg.
One of its outstanding practitioners was Barry Unsworth, the settings of whose works range from the Ottoman Empire (Pascali's Island [1980], The Rage of the Vulture [1982]) to Venice in its imperial prime and its decadence (Stone Virgin [1985]) and northern England in the 14th century (Morality Play [1995]).
Although Willaert's settings of the works of the 14th-century Italian poet Petrarch and other serious Renaissance poets maintain an invariably high contrapuntal interest and are frequently suitable for choral performance, his compositions in the lighter, more homophonic vein, are well worth acquaintance.
Born in a remote city in southern Russia and trained in the Soviet ballet system, Eifman shook the Russian dance scene in the late seventies with his use of rock music and acrobatic moves for his highly dramatic settings of literary works such as "The Idiot" and Bulgakov's "The Master and Margarita".
She was known in particular for her expressive interpretations of songs of love -- ill-fated love, unrequited love, everlasting love -- many of which were settings of the work of the renowned Persian lyric poets of the Middle Ages and afterward.
It is doubtful that Claudio Monteverdi knew the work of Shakespeare, yet his last opera, L'Incoronazione di Poppea (1643), is arguably closer to Antony and Cleopatra than are the settings of that work by Gian Francesco Malipiero (1938) or Samuel Barber (1966).
Joyce himself took a keen interest in musical settings of his work, performed some of them himself, and corresponded with many of the composers in question.
Considering the range of staff and contexts of IT use in healthcare settings, mapping of work practices needs to be local by definition.
The educational sessions in private homes and associations for immigrants have reached the target population in their daily settings outside of working hours [ 29].
Each page links to Times articles past and present that fit with the themes, characters, settings and ideas of works by authors from Shakespeare to Salinger.
