Sentence examples for a full performance of from inspiring English sources
— On Sunday, Issue Project Room, the celebrated Brooklyn avant-music club, will test out its future home, 110 Livingston Street, with a full performance of Morton Feldman's "String Quartet (II)." Members of Ne(x tworks will perform the six-hour masterwork by candlelight; Q2 will stream it live.
A full performance of the Dvorák symphony follows.
The Lula Washington Dance Theater of Los Angeles performs this morning with a children's show and then Friday for a full performance of Ms. Washington's questing, propulsive modern dance.
When the CMT Awards cut short a tribute to George Jones but allowed for a full performance of Cruise by Florida Georgia Line and Nelly, Naomi Judd slammed the network in a scathing letter to the Tennessean.
This show is directed by Roger Daltrey and includes a full performance of Quadrophenia to a backdrop of "powerful imagery projected on an array of massive screens", according to the band's press release.
We will start with the Kathakali, a form of popular opera characterized by its use of gigantic masks, in which we shall hear a full performance of the epic Ramayana.
In this week's issue of the magazine, I write about the leading Dutch composer… — On Sunday, Issue Project Room, the celebrated Brooklyn avant-music club, will test out its future home, 110 Livingston Street, with a full performance of… In the past couple of months, various big-league orchestras, opera houses, and concert halls have announced their 2010-11 seasons.
It was there that a quintet gave the first full performance of Prokofiev's 1920s chamber ballet Trapeze.
Were any of these performances less Shakespearean than a full, uncut performance of the original text in English?
On Friday evening, in Carnegie's main auditorium, Marin Alsop leads a full concert performance of the work with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, the Morgan State University Choir and the Brooklyn Youth Chorus.
In Los Angeles, Knowles gave a full-length performance of the song, dressed in a sparkly silver dress with a long train.
