Sentence examples for surviving composition from inspiring English sources

The most-famous surviving composition of that era is Kojo no tsuki (The Ruined Castle), written in 1901 by Taki Rentarō after his training in Germany.

Her surviving compositions are representative of the solo aria in early 17th-century Italy.

In addition to his 140 settings of ballate (91 for two voices, 49 for three), his surviving compositions include 12 madrigals, a virelay, and a caccia.

Knowledge of the musical practices comes not only from the thousands of surviving compositions but from informative treatises such as the 12 by the composer Johannes Tinctoris (1436 1511), one of which, Terminorum musicae diffinitorium (c. 1475), is the earliest printed dictionary of musical terms.

There are about 5 percent as many trobairitz as there are troubadours, and the number of surviving compositions by trobairitz amounts to around 1 percent of those we have by the troubadours.

The earliest (in terms of its composition) surviving text is the Book of Lord Shang (Shang jun shu 商君書), attributed to Shang Yang (aka Gongsun Yang 公孫鞅 or Lord Shang 商君), a major reformer who orchestrated the rise of the state of Qin 秦 to the position of a leading power of the Chinese world.

Over 230 works of Chopin survive; some compositions from early childhood have been lost.

The results also show that the surviving Frenkel pairs are composition dependent and are largely Ni dominated.

Looking at the supply side of mesospheric metals using compositions of surviving meteoroids, the average element abundances are not uniformly chondritic with Fe, S, Na and K depletions.

More than 50 figures of this vast composition survive, some representing Sogdian noblemen, some a group of Turks.

Four complete poems of his composition survive; they illustrate an exceptional technical mastery of versification, although the manner of expression is often artificial and the subjects are slight.