Sentence examples for suite of movements from inspiring English sources

So are Mendelssohn's A minor Quartet (Op. 13) and Bartok's Third, along with a suite of movements by Glazunov and Rimsky-Korsakov.

Stravinsky's epoch-making ballet Pulcinella is most frequently heard in the suite of movements he compiled later, but the original 1920 score - complete with parts for three voices - is a vivid reminder of the unusual circumstances of its composition.

The most famous suite of movements in this and in orchestral traditions is the Yŏngsan hoesang, which consists of nine pieces normally performed eight or nine at a time that together may take nearly an hour to play.

Wearing an informal shirt and plain slacks, the youthful and somewhat shy Mr. McMillen set a pensive mood for his 70-minute program by opening with Mr. Stucky's "Album Leaves," a 10-minute suite of four movements.

The other three works are partitas, or suites of dance movements, considerably freer and more varied in structure.

It's Bach's only long-form keyboard composition (the others are suites of dance movements), thus making it resemble, oddly enough, the grand and absorbing musical experience of a romantic symphony.

The suite of related dance movements originated in the paired dances of the 14th 16th centuries, such as the pavane and galliard or the basse danse and saltarello.

Even Christie's urbane direction could not mask the strangeness of Charpentier's Messe pour Plusieurs Instruments, a suite of tiny instrumental movements juxtaposed with chanted refrains from the choir, stationed in the rafters.

A suite of six short movements each with its own extra-musical associations – an abandoned playground, a poem by Rilke, Australian desert art – it sets a six-string electric violin against a conventional (though discreetly amplified) string orchestra.

It is expected that POST will serve as an important monitoring and experimental tool for a suite of species whose movement and migration behaviour may be affected by changing ocean conditions.

Berg, who was born in Vienna, left two completed acts of Lulu, and a sumptuous orchestral suite, two movements of which were drawn from what was to be the third act's music.