Sentence examples for symphonic composition from inspiring English sources

Germany and Austria were important centres of symphonic composition after about 1740.

Over the years, The New Yorker has covered all sorts of winter adventures, from extreme skiing to extreme symphonic composition.

Monn's clear development sections and complete recapitulations brought to symphonic composition a form previously used only in the sonata.

It calls up a variety of techniques to weave the diverse aspects of Jesus's ministry -- healing the sick, debating with religious authorities, etc. -- into a stunning symphonic composition.

(The recent trend in American symphonic composition, integrating treasured moments of the classical repertory with newly composed music, hardly does more than prove Gestalt theory in reverse: a piece can be less than the sum of its parts).

Herrmann's "Psycho" Suite is a more complicated example, for the film score made use of a previously composed symphonic composition, but most listeners are just waiting for the shower scene anyway.

In its architecture, the album is typical of that expression: two (relatively short) symphonic compositions, two drones.

In Philadelphia and Chicago he appeared with equal success in the role of conductor, interpreting his own symphonic compositions.

Later he wrote other blues pieces ("Beale Street Blues," 1916; "Loveless Love") and several marches and symphonic compositions.

Almost every category of music from medieval music to advanced electronics and from symphonic compositions to the simplest pop tunes has now been used for choreographic purposes.

Although still little known abroad, Mr. Dusapin, 47, has a following in his native France with both his instrumental and symphonic compositions and his choral work, including "Requiem(s)" and three earlier operas.