Sentence examples for theme composition from inspiring English sources

The nature of cultural transmission of song [75], [76] and change in theme composition that occurs through time, coupled with significant, but low genetic differentiation between these stocks, support contact among males of these two populations somewhere in their annual migratory cycle or on their feeding areas [36].

It's all there: history, narrative, costumes, d?r, symbols, pictorial composition, theme and variation, the principals, the corps de ballet.

Nearly every room is an exhibition unto itself -- a kind of art wunderkammer, or cabinet of curiosities -- where you can spend hours parsing the echoes and divergences among the works in terms of color, composition, theme, surface and light.

He has also dabbled in composition, writing theme music for several of the TV shows he produces.

Richard Strauss's German-themed compositions were easily appropriated by the Nazis, boxing him into an image that he wanted nothing do with.

Her early songs were personally driven and female-empowerment themed compositions like "Independent Women" and "Survivor", but after the start of her relationship with Jay-Z she transitioned to more man-tending anthems such as "Cater 2 U".

Bringing so many themes, compositions and pianists together for "Oscar, With Love" has consumed Kelly Peterson, who said she sometimes "would wake up in a cold sweat, filled with anxiety about what I was doing".

Designed by the New York architect Thierry W. Despont, with 33 oils by van Gogh among the 184 paintings and drawings on display, this show traces van Gogh's creative journey as he takes the themes and compositions of painters who capture his imagination, then reinterprets them in his inimitable style.

Classically trained as a child, Mr. Herbert, 29, likened remixed songs to the theme-and-variations compositions of Brahms.

Smith's act, notable for its wide crossover appeal, was sometimes characterized as "light rap" because of the lack of hard-core lyrics and themes in his compositions.

Themes from Legrenzi's compositions were used by Bach in his Fugue in C Minor for organ and by G.F. Handel in a chorus from his oratorio Samson.