Si·be·liussə-ˈbāl-yəs -ˈbā-lē-əs
Sibelius如何读
Sibelius是什么意思
- n.西贝利厄斯
Sibelius英英释义
biographical name
Jeanˈzhän ˈyän 1865–1957 Finnish composer
Sibelius 例句
1 Sibelius likened the piece to a great river, in which all the formal elements dissolve into a single, fluid entity.
2 Sibelius denied as much, but listeners heard in this work an outcry for national pride and independence.
3 When she won the Sibelius competition in Helsinki, she gave some of her prize money to students at the academy there to buy her some LPs.
4 But Nørgård was not too shy to extend Sibelius's principles into musical places that not even the Finnish master could have imagined.
5 Sarah Chang was introspective more than daring in the solo part of Sibelius’s “Violin Concerto,” her best playing heard in the resonant G string passages, although the microphones amplified minor imprecisions in her first-movement cadenza.
6 Mr. Boulez would probably have been tickled to know that he would be honored with previously scheduled performances of works by Sibelius and Strauss, composers for whom he had no real affinity.
7 It is early Sibelius, their national composer, from whom both have rebelled but to whom they have made yet another return.
8 Simon Rattle, outgoing music director of the Berlin Philharmonic, has been a Sibelius devotee for his entire career and has released a new recorded cycle of the symphonies.
9 He mellowed as he grew older, once saying that he now “enjoyed” listening to composers such as Tchaikovsky and Sibelius but still did not want to conduct them.
10 His Concerto is a substantial work written in sumptuous, late Romantic language that Sibelius would recognise, but with a fearsome technical virtuosity he possibly wouldn't.
11 The concertos of Sibelius and Tchaikovsky, in which his violin cut jubilantly through the orchestral forest in even the most acrobatic passages.
12 The sense of organic development so intrinsic to Sibelius was lacking altogether in Storgårds's readings.
13 That hint of old Finnish furniture with new touches demonstrated a suggestion of something that had already begun invading even Sibelius’ least troubled music.
14 Mahler, Schumann, Sibelius: All three dabbled in opera, but none produced a stage work that has come anywhere near the standard repertory.
15 This is an orchestra that deeply understands Sibelius, a fact that was made clear in a 2015 Sibelius Festival that is still recalled with reverence by local music lovers.
16 The announced repertoire for the Strathmore performance includes Khachaturian’s “Masquerade” suite and Sibelius’s Symphony No. 2.
17 More bracing, though still without a certain grandeur in this performance, was Sibelius’s great song “Luonnotar,” heard here in its arrangement for piano rather than the more common orchestral version.
18 But this is the reality of Sibelius's reception in Germany, and it means that generations of German musicians don't know this music.
19 And it all coalesces in a way that’s at once impeccably original and more than a nod to the influence of Ligeti and Carter, Mahler and Sibelius.
20 Glance at her menu for the season and see a feast of new music: a garnish of Sibelius topping the meat of concertos by Thomas Adès, John Adams, Oliver Knussen and Sean Shepherd.