Sentence examples for the impressionism of from inspiring English sources
After discovering the impressionism of Debussy, he fashions a synthesis of French and German musical values.
Lyrically, his greatest influence is the impressionism of the Cure's Robert Smith.
His ballet La Tragédie de Salomé, with its fusion of Rimsky-Korsakov's exoticism and the "impressionism" of Debussy and Ravel, was a huge success in Paris in 1909.
The blossoms look burned or trampled, of course, but one grouping suggests the Impressionism of Monet, and the mammoth seascape in a lead frame is Mr. Kiefer in J. M. W. Turner mode.
Some of his examples were already well traveled, though it is conceivable that listeners who have kept Liszt at arm's length had not thought much about the Impressionism of "Les Jeux d'Eaux à la Villa d'Este" and the similarity between Liszt's rippling water imagery and Ravel's in "Jeux d'Eau".
The others were Arthur Honegger, Darius Milhaud, Georges Auric, Germaine Tailleferre, and Louis Durey; although they reacted in the same way to the emotionalism of 19th-century Romantic music and the Impressionism of Claude Debussy, they were in fact united by friendship more than by aesthetic ideals.
One look at her work -- the flowing impressionism of the way she captures the frocks, the hair and the haughty expressions of the runway models, and you'll understand why she is so successful.
His affinities remained essentially with the tonal Impressionism of the earliest stages of the modern movement rather than with the art of colour that developed from it, though he eventually made the transition in old age.
In contrast to the pointillist impressionism of George, the museum also features a "fine example of labor-intensive pointlessism", according to MOBA staff.
Much of his ensemble music seems as much descended from the gauzy Impressionism of Debussy and the instrumental brilliance of Ravel as from any modernist vein.
The music critic Jerry Dubins suggests that Fauré "represents the link between the late German Romanticism of Brahms ... and the French Impressionism of Debussy".
