Sentence examples for theory composed from inspiring English sources

Beginning with Peter Eotvos's very early "Kosmos" for two pianos, an atmospheric depiction of the big bang theory composed by a precocious teenager, the program built piece by piece to Bartok's colossal Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion.

Early in 2000 Jonny Greenwood, the only Radiohead member trained in music theory, composed a string arrangement for "How to Disappear Completely", which he recorded with the Orchestra of St. John's in Dorchester Abbey.

Simplicius credits the Pythagoreans as well as Plato with a theory composing bodies from plane surfaces.

The principle would thus class as meaningless many philosophical and religious theories that purport to say something about the world but provide no way of testing the truth of the statements of which the theory is composed.

This new plate theory is composed of three parts: the simple third-order kinematics of displacements reduced from the higher-order displacement field derived previously by the author; a system of 10th-order differential equilibrium equations in terms of the three generalized displacements of bending plates; five boundary conditions at each edge of plate boundaries.

One can also build a subject domain theory by composing simpler theories.

Revolutionary composers following Schoenberg have used mathematical set theory to compose orchestral pieces.

At Syracuse University, for example, half the music-business course work is in applied music — harmonics, history, theory, conducting, composing.

He developed and presented a complete and precise theory for composing fractional sums and differences.

The activity-based multimodal theory of composing presented here offers us a way to better understand how, when, and why students might choose to explore the affordances of sound (oral, aural) in their work.

To illustrate how an activity-based multimodal theory of composing achieves these ends, I present two accounts of first-year composition students who explored sound's potential in their work after determining that the uptake of sound could help them, at least in part, accomplish the work they hoped to do.