Sentence examples for a formidable performance of from inspiring English sources
In early 2001 I heard the young American pianist Christopher Taylor give a formidable performance of the complete work at the Miller Theater, a performance he repeated recently as part of the Rock Hotel PianoFest.
Next came a formidable performance of a late period work, Sonata No. 28 in A, in which the virtuosic tests come especially from the entangled contrapuntal writing that runs through the music, not just the sprawling fugue in the final movement but curiously in the relentless and bracing march of the second movement, where one does not expect such polyphonic intricacies.
Mirren gives a formidable performance, celebrating Alma's intelligence and thorny dignity.
The Porsche Cayenne sport-utility vehicle, for example, is not only a formidable performance machine, but also a runaway success.
But if the "life" of the title has been given short shrift, the "blues" of it emerge fully in the formidable performance of Miche Braden.
And Daveda Karanas, a 23-year-old mezzo-soprano from Louisiana, offered formidable performances of arias by Meyerbeer and Purcell (a gripping "When I Am Laid in Earth" from "Dido and Aeneas").
One of the most formidable performances of 2007 in New York came in February when the pianist Yefim Bronfman played the premiere of Esa-Pekka Salonen's Piano Concerto with the New York Philharmonic.
The best compliment I can pay Mr. Taylor is to say that listening to his formidable performances of these musically astounding works I forgot that I was hearing piano études.
LL Cool J, the show's robustly preacherly host, made his monologue a prayer, followed by a formidable Grammy performance clip of Ms. Houston.
Recently successfully employed for the analysis of a model painting fragment and some historic paint samples, this approach offers new formidable performance in terms of spatial resolution and acquisition time [34,35].
ReprintsThis formidable performance discredited a second charge against her that her move to the centre has alienated the "Democratic wing of the Democratic Party".
