torke造句

• In this disposition, Torke associates E major, which is the invariable key of this composition, to the green color.
• The first opportunity came when they were preparing Torke's " Yellow Pages " for a student recital by Barth.
• Torke was barely out of college when he burst on the scene, so now, at 35, he seems an established figure.
• In fact, recent surveys have suggested that the audience for opera in America is growing, a fact Torke has discovered for himself.
• The younger-generation composers, Deborah Drattell, Robert Beaser and Michael Torke, were selected during a later stage of the planning.
• The name " Torke " is supposed to have originated from " tore " or the rivulet which used to flow through the village.
• Even though Torke wrote many more pieces with color titles, the suite consists only of five compositions, written between 1984 and 1988.
• Torke has turned out a prodigious quantity of orchestral music in the last 10 years, while Kernis has written for both symphonic and chamber groups.
• "When you think of Disney, what you think of is Snow White, Mickey Mouse and cartoon characters, " said Torke.
• Torke clarifies that the synthesizer's programming is flexible, although a bass sound with a percussive edge, buzz and reinforced pitch is recommended.
• Yet the contemporary composers whom Martins favors for such ballets _ Michael Torke, John Adams, Wuorinen _ are not interested in a sustained melodic line.
• In this case, color is not a preoccupation of Torke and it does not have an important role, as it did in the other movements.
• That, at least, was how Kudelka seems to have heard the Post-Minimalist rhythms of Michael Torke's " Color Music ."
• Murphy, especially polished in his choreography for eight dancers in " Bright Blue Skating, " set that piece to Michael Torke's music.
• It featured Edwaard Laiang's world premiere of Opus 25 as the centerpiece, created for 32 dancers in the company, to music of Michael Torke.
• Apart from a Navaratri celebration or  Maali Pooje, every summer people of Torke and surroundings also celebrate a two-day Bandihabba in its Kengala Parameshwari Temple.
• When Michael Torke was studying musical composition in Yale University, he decided to start an early series of compositions " to celebrate without modulation a single color ".
• The strictly tonal character of this composition has led some critics to compare the style used by Torke with other classical composer, rather that modern and contemporary composer.
• Similarly, Torke's lithe, hard-edged music takes its raw materials from rock, funk and Minimalism but subjects them to structural processes from the classical tradition.