Significados de dramatic composition en inglés

The history of David fulfils all the demands of dramatic composition.

His dramatic composition adds to the true-life story telling of NZ legal figure Michael Bungay.

He uses brilliant lighting, extreme contrasts and dramatic composition.

The endeavour to introduce more historical extent into dramatic composition is frustrated by the traditional limitations and restraints.

The Semitic genius is too subjective, and has never gotten beyond the first rude attempts at dramatic composition.

She did not know that Hooker had added to his ordinary inventive exaggeration the form of dramatic composition.

It has been conjectured, that his first dramatic composition was produced when he was but twenty-five years old.

In dramatic composition, the equivalent of the Short-story is the one-act play, be it drama or comedy or comedietta or farce.

We incline to the opinion, however, that, in putting the symphony last, the managers complied with the very first requirement of dramatic composition.

But it must be remembered that a dramatic composition first assumes the character of a whole by means of representation on the stage.

This was not true of Hasse, Mozart, Gluck, Cherubini, Weber, in dramatic composition; nor of Bach, Haydn, Beethoven, in other branches of the musical art.

As an allegory, or as a dramatic composition, meant for the religious stage, it proved one of the strongest productions of Pagan or Christian times.

He has also written several songs and piano pieces, and, it is now reported, is engaged upon a dramatic composition called "The Royal Children."

His "Orpheus," composed within ten days, was performed at the Mantuan court in 1483, and may be considered as the first dramatic composition in Italian.

Meyer shot wide apertures-usuallyf 5.6-whichmade for shallow depth of field, resulting in soft backgrounds and a dramatic composition centered on the model.

The peculiar advantage of this humble criticism, in dramatic compositions, is obvious.