Sentence examples for she composed for from inspiring English sources
In the sun room Isabel, 11, practices a piece she composed for the piano, while Georgia, 7, waits for a ride to a friend's house.
Ms. Amacher was drawn to extremes: some of her scores — for example, the music she composed for the choreographer Merce Cunningham's "Torse" (1976) — could be so soft as to be nearly inaudible at times.
There's the ebullient and exotic play-within-a-play of A Night at the Chinese Opera, there are dark fairytales, such as the Ludwig Tieck-inspired Blond Eckbert, the Scottish folk stories and supernatural yarns of The Vanishing Bridegroom, and an opera she composed for television in 2005, Armida, about conflict in the Middle East.
MUSIC: "Violin Concerto," by Jennifer Higdon, premiered Feb. 6, 2009, in Indianapolis Ms. Higdon, 47, won for the concerto she composed for the young soloist Hilary Hahn, which was first heard in a performance by Ms. Hahn and the Indianapolis Symphony on Feb. 6, 2009.
From 1993 to 2002 Shimomura worked for Square (now Square Enix), where she composed for a further eight games.
Then, using an iPhone app, they text in their thoughts, instructing McCarthy on what to do next by filling out a survey she composed for them.
With it she gave me a verse that she had composed for me: Though on fame's dizzy heights you stand, Though you climb ladders without end, Please don't forget me for I am Your dear and most devoted friend.
On her own, she has composed for the London Philharmonic and recorded with grime m.c.s.
The first cut on the album was a simple, three-chord song with a dance beat that she had composed for him.
There are a number of large-scale choral works in Judith Weir's output, but the Caius choir's survey includes everything she has composed for unaccompanied choir and for choir with just a single instrument.
A week earlier she'd been at Unesco headquarters in Paris, playing a concert with the pianist Herbie Hancock; a song she'd composed for the occasion was performed by Corinne Bailey Rae.
