Sentence examples for show composer from inspiring English sources

The episode was directed by co-executive producer and show composer Jeff Richmond.

The director of this episode was co-executive producer and show composer Jeff Richmond.

According to tradition, Ohio-born minstrel show composer Daniel Decatur Emmett wrote "Dixie" around 1859.

The song "He Needs a Kidney" was written by show composer and co-executive producer Jeff Richmond.

"He Needs a Kidney", the charity song featured in this episode, was written by show composer and co-executive producer Jeff Richmond.

Though the idea invites a little kidding, Ms. Moss deserves credit for being so out front with her own inner life, and for lining up three weeks of programs that show composers exploring spirituality.

The topic this time is flight, and the works called upon to show composers' responses to (or depictions of) it include Weill's "Lindbergh Flight"; Samuel Barber's "Night Flight"; the fifth act of a recent collaboration between Philip Glass and Robert Wilson, "The White Raven"; and a premiere, Laurie Anderson's "Songs for A. E.," the dedicatee being Amelia Earhart.

Most of the other works on the program showed composers encountering an orchestra the way a curio hunter encounters a flea market, enthusiastically and appreciatively examining one sound, timbre or effect after another.

They include a lovely ballad, "I Miss the Music," in which the show-within-the-show's composer (Mr. Danieley) sings of how hard it is to write without his longtime lyricist and ex-wife, played by Ms. Ziemba.

The show uses composer Vince Pope, who also did Misfits.

"At least, we think it's him," Shaiman, the show's composer, said.