Sentence examples for with settings of from inspiring English sources

"O Magnum Mysterium: O Great Mystery," with settings of the text by Victoria, Lauridsen and Poulenc, set to music by Byrd, Biebl and Hassler and works by Eric Whitacre, a contemporary composer; Cathedral Choir of St. John the Divine.

Texts nod back to an Elizabethan madrigal past (as in Moeran's increasingly chromatic "choral suite" Phyllida and Corydon), with settings of Sidney, Campion, Shakespeare and Nashe.

Philip Lancaster's work for chamber choir and ensemble intersperses the narrative of The Passion story with settings of words by first world war poets.

No music composed specifically for the story survives, but the text is full of biblical quotations, so Ms. Livljanic sought Croatian and Italian works with settings of those passages.

There was also the premiere of a major 12-minute work for tenor (here the fine young singer Nicholas Phan) and 19-piece chamber ensemble, "A Sunbeam's Architecture," a song cycle with settings of six poems by E. E. Cummings.

He found his way in, though, by framing settings of poems by Sara Teasdale that offer rather sunny takes on love, with settings of a Philip Larkin poem about frustrated love and an E. E. Cummings poem about the aching loss of love.

Besides, the study did not compare the Ghanaian setting with the settings of other countries and hence the study is unable to generalize results to other settings.

Figure 3 shows a trace measured with the SA (with described settings) of the actual WiMAX signal as a function of the frequency.

Experiments are undertaken on seven real-world and a set of artificial datasets with various settings of costs.

Further playing around with the settings of the camera, you can take photos with all sorts of light tricks.

Controls with incubations of solitary secondary antibodies were carried out routinely with identical settings of the microscope.