Sentence examples for their original compositions from inspiring English sources
All would contribute their original compositions to the band's "book", songs that are now part of the established modern jazz repertory.
Their original compositions — Mr. Alvarez adapted Brecht's lyrics — smoothly thread together various strains in American music new and old, and the action is occasionally punctuated by twangs and thumps that recall the use of percussion in Kabuki theater.
At a time when most musicians were basing their improvised solos as well as their original compositions on the 32-bar, A-A-B-A popular-song format, with its recurring chord changes and clearly delineated choruses and bridge, "Ornette was going straight from A to Z, and nobody knew what hit them," Mr. Bley said.
Monica uses both traditional and non-traditional instruments and methods, and the students showcase their original compositions in a performance open to the community.
However, it wasn't the slight standup comedy, but indeed their original compositions of jovial melodies -- gypsy-like and groovy, that remained the most memorable of the afternoon, as they continued jamming on clarinets, upright bass, two sets of drum/percussions, violin and accordion!
However, the effects of both tagging and handling were temporary, and after 2 weeks, the bacterial communities were similar to their original compositions.
Normally, the essay makes use of texts in the language of their original composition.
When resized to fit a monitor's screen, however, bitmap images lose much of their original composition.
The coatings deposited in reactive atmosphere contain additional NiO, independently of their original composition.
X-ray diffraction (XRD) analyses results indicated the presence of calcite, portlandite and minor peaks of muscovite/illite in recycled aggregates, although they were directly proportioned to their original composition.
Tone's own journals and memoir, published posthumously in 1826, also retain the immediacy of their original composition; they have a lightness of touch and an air of self-deprecation that has earned them a well-deserved place not merely in Irish literary history but among prominent memoirs of the 18th century.
