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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a concert down" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a concert that is happening in a specific location or context, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "We are going to a concert down at the park this weekend."
Alternatives: "a concert nearby" or "a concert at the venue".
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I had a concert down there in St . Petersburg one of the days I had to shoot a scene.
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On the Sunday morning of the Sakifo festival there's a free concert down by the fishing port of Terre Saint, a showcase for the male heroes of maloya, headlined by Viry.
"So you guys had a private concert down in the front?" .
In Domo Per Saecula" was composed specifically for this concert, down to the choice of a medieval Latin hymn text appropriate to the liturgical calendar.
Many of Mr. Heggie's songs rely on the built-in humor of a concert diva letting down her hair, singing scat, vocal sighs, hums and insinuating ah's.
It's an unusual coupling, and it feels more like eavesdropping on a concert than sitting down with a carefully packaged product for the armchair enthusiast...and any one of the above might be enough to persuade you to part with your money.
Ordinarily, edemas stiffen in the course of a concert, shutting down the voice.
It's a magical city and the waterfront is one of the best and most beautiful places to see a concert hands down.
The orchestra's 2005-6 season -- its first under its new music director, Neeme Järvi --will offer just 57 classical concerts, down from 67 this season.
The analogy would probably be getting your band their first titchy gig on the same date the Rolling Stones are doing a free concert down the road.
The gallery is a good tip if, like me, you sometimes like to pop in for part of a concert, need to lie down, or are simply short of funds.
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