Sentence examples for structured works from inspiring English sources

The three-movement Fantasie is a homage to Beethoven and, despite its title, one of Schumann's most ingeniously structured works.

While Mr. Kissin leans toward sprawling, virtuosic Russian and late Romantic repertory, he does not neglect earlier, more structured works, as this tour program shows.

Mr. Helias's tightly structured works are launching pads for terrifically energetic sections with no fixed chord changes, which can wander and expand and contract and still show great discipline.

Stan Kenton City of Glass (1995) Unconventional swing bandleader Kenton liked massive volume and huge bands, complex and highly structured works, classical references (Stravinsky and Ravel particularly); he delivered a kind of prog-jazz of the 40s and 50s.

She also delights in the senses (her own and that of her audiences) and in figuring out how tightly conceived and structured works can both reinforce and subvert the way we experience the world(s) around us.

So with Tom Hanks (Saving Mr Banks), Naomi Watts Dianaa), Day-Lewis, Bill Murray (Hyde Park on Hudson), Michelle Williams (My Week with Marilyn) et al, alongside more traditionally structured works like Walk the Line, J Edgar and The Iron Lady, there has been a conveyor belt of these relatively inexpensive prestige pictures feeding the awards machine in recent years.

"I wasn't stuck in the dance tradition of making lyrical, academically structured work," she said.

Probably the most tightly structured work, in the Neoclassicists' sense, is the Icelandic Njáls saga.

It would be good to hear this carefully structured work more often.

The novelty is Tsintsadze's Cello Concerto No 2 in Five Episodes, an ardent, unusually structured work well worth investigating.

"You need to structure work in such a way that people have those opportunities".