Sentence examples for sorrow piece from inspiring English sources

Sala has said that his Long Sorrow piece is about "feeling through perception, not through logic or knowledge," a description that one could apply equally well to any of the evocative works here.

I heard the man behind me say, "When I saw The National was playing PS1, I was like, 'Duh — buying that.' Then I found out what it was and I was like, 'Oh.' " We were watching "A Lot of Sorrow," a piece conceived by the Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson: a six-hour loop of a single National song, without pause.

It was the Icelander Ragnar Kjartansson who got MoMA in New York to commission A Lot of Sorrow, a performance piece which required the band to play "Sorrow", the artist's favourite song from 2010's High Violet, for six hours.

Other bronze medalists danced solos: "Sweet Sorrow," a stormy piece for Ms. Valentine; "Time," a solo for Mr. Agoudine filled with sudden changes in dynamics; and "Possession," in which Mr. Jordan appeared to explore strange, and possibly dangerous, territory.

I have cried the hardest when I have been ambushed by an old sorrow, when a piece of music or a certain smell unexpectedly caused me to swoon.

It could have been — and in many ways is — a contemplative piece on sorrow.

The final piece, "Regulating Sorrow" (the title is from Dr Johnson), a comparison of how Joan Didion and Joyce Carol Oates came to deal with bereavement, is, given Barnes's loss of his wife in 2008, almost too painful to read.

In another entry he added, "All I have created is born of my understanding of music and my own sorrow". In many Schubert pieces, even a jaunty march for piano four-hands, the surface cheerfulness barely masks a tragic undertow.

The foundation has allowed LCAD to exhibit two loan groups: "Figures," consisting of 13 bronze figures varying in height from 14 to 36 inches, and "Lost Wax Casting Process," the casting process pieces from "Sorrow". These two groups were selected to complement LCAD's figurative emphasis in the drawing and painting major and sculpture, according to the release.

Adam Hetrick, editor-in-chief of Playbill.com, described Fun Home as "the best musical of the year", calling it "an emotionally-packed piece of theatre, full of joy, heart, sorrow and uncomfortable reality".

Two of these pieces, "Great Hymn of Nature, Earth" and "Sorrow" were made available on the Orchestra Game Music Concert 2 album the following November.