miserae造句

• At this point, his designated First Symphony had been " Miserae ".
• Until 1950, Hartmann used several titles for " Miserae ", including'Symphonische Dichtung', Symphony No . 1 and " Symphonie Miserae ", until he withdrew it.
• Until 1950, Hartmann used several titles for " Miserae ", including'Symphonische Dichtung', Symphony No . 1 and " Symphonie Miserae ", until he withdrew it.
• An early symphonic poem, " Miserae " ( 1933 1934, first performed in Prague, 1935 ) was condemned by the Nazi regime; but his work continued to be performed, and his fame grew, abroad.
• As the title suggests ( " miserae " is Latin for'wretched'or'miserable') the work reflects not only Hartmann's humanist credentials but his early awareness of what was starting to happen in Germany at the time.
• The premiere of his orchestral work " Miserae, " in 1935 in Prague, caused acute public embarrassment for the German ambassador to Czechoslovakia with its dedication : " My friends who had to die a hundred times, who sleep for all eternity; we do not forget you ( Dachau, 1933-4 ) ."