Sentence examples for touchstone work from inspiring English sources

The Prokofiev Third is a touchstone work for emerging virtuosos.

'SATYAGRAHA' Richard Croft returns as Gandhi in a revival of Phelim McDermott's production of this touchstone work by Philip Glass.

Darko remains his greatest up, a film that's become a touchstone work for the generation that grew up with it.

This performance of a touchstone work, Monteverdi's 1610 Vespers, in a setting grander and more prominent than its usual ones should help.

A touchstone work, "Big Heat" (1988), owned by the Whitney Museum, finds two firemen in full gear kissing beneath towering walls composed of fool-the-eye-precise discolored and scorched brick.

He shared the memory during a conversation about his Broadway debut — which takes place on Thursday night — in "Exit the King," the Eugène Ionesco play that is a touchstone work in the Theater of the Absurd.

She brings distinctive ideas and unabashed impetuosity to these touchstone works.

Even pianists of a Romantic bent for whom Beethoven is not a specialty usually play some of these touchstone works.

But the superb Hagen Quartet, better established in Europe and on recordings than in the United States, should bring something special to these performances in — remarkably enough — its first complete concert survey of these 16 touchstone works.

A new Erato recording should quell doubts about Mr. Nagano's way with the touchstone works of the Central European heritage: Mahler's Symphony No. 3 with the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin.

One of Mr. Petronio's touchstone works is "MiddleSexGorge," a 1990 dance that will be performed at the Joyce along with a premiere, "Ghostown"; "Foreign Import," (2007), a trio created for the Scottish Ballet; and "#3," a 1986 solo that Mr. Petronio himself will dance.