Sentence examples for With recital from inspiring English sources

With Recital, her latest work which was commissioned by curator Lindsay Howard, Gorczynski succeeds at reemphasizing this personal expression, imparting the same appreciation of color and form that was at the heart of After Dark.  .

YOUNG singers often hope to impress with recital discs offering diverse repertory.

The result was Joan's Closet, a project that matches the conservatory's young musicians with recital-worthy clothes, free of charge.

Since then, it has maintained a slighter profile with recitals.

This one is called the Institute and Festival for Contemporary Performance, with recitals, lectures, panels, master classes, symposiums and workshops.

They awarded $600 to Arthur, along with an appearance with the Greenwich House Orchestra in concert, and $200 each to Wendy and Rorianne, with recitals in the music school for all three.

But even some of the biggest, best singers struggle with recitals: the exposure, the intimacy, the need to create instant drama in an art song's three or four minutes.

A TYPICAL meeting of the Advertising Club of New York usually doesn't begin with recitals from five urban slam poets, proceeds with a stand-up comedy routine and segues into frank, sometimes raucous discussion of divisive issues facing the industry.

VAI has gone to the archives of the Canadian Broadcasting Company and other sources, and returned with recitals and telecasts of material both central and peripheral to the artist's career, none of it less than fascinating.

Princeton bustles with recitals, new music, chamber music, world music and jazz, but the Princeton Symphony Orchestra's classical season is so far off the beaten track that it's practically bushwhacking.

Its world premiere tour had begun in Long Beach on October 26 and will conclude early next year with recitals in San Francisco and Washington State.