Sentence examples for this collection of works from inspiring English sources

This collection of works ranging from post-Impressionists to Mark Rothko, assembled by Hildy and Ernst Beyeler, opened in 1997.

This collection of works includes Down with Skool (1953), How to be Topp (1954), Whizz for Atomms (1956) and Back in the Jug Agane (1959).

It is Mr. Lemon's first exhibition at the Studio Museum in Harlem, and the first time this collection of works is being shown in New York.

But this collection of works by Stravinsky, Bartók, Debussy and Boulez himself, taken mostly from public concerts in Amsterdam and Paris between 1961 and 1966, amplifies what is already available of his early conducting career.

He does not perform in this collection of works composed from 1988 to 2003, but his grounding as both a drummer and a student of exotic rhythmic systems is evident.

Disquiet will be a multimedia outlet: the first two discs (this collection of works from the last five years, together with another devoted to his Here trilogy from the beginning of the century) are audio CDs, but the next release will be a DVD of Van der Aa's first theatre piece, the monodrama with video, One.

"I immediately knew this was how I wanted to create this collection of work".

This collection of work by Wadada Leo Smith, one of America's most creative jazz composer/performers, traverses the jagged path to freedom blazed by American heroes including Medgar Evers, Rosa Parks, Emmitt Till, and Martin Luther King, Jr., and events such as Brown vs. Board of Education, the March on Washington, and the life and legacy of MLK and JFK.

'MONODRAMAS' This collection of modern works, each for a single virtuoso soprano, is a centerpiece of the New York City Opera's season.

This collection of the works of Isaac Babel, edited by Babel's daughter Nathalie and marvelously translated by Peter Constantine, is a cause for a kind of melancholy celebration: a celebration of literary genius framed by 20th-century tragedy.

From tomorrow, London's Tate Modern will show this collection of 120 works produced from 1936 until the French painter's death in 1954 (to 7 September; tate.org.uk; £18).