Sentence examples for a major performing from inspiring English sources

Las Vegas had the unwelcome distinction of being the largest city in the nation without a major performing arts center.

A major performing arts festival was bombed by extremists in 2009, and has not taken place since.

Mr. Tritle is a major performing organist, and plays the instrument for the New York Philharmonic when called for.

Lutton may be the youngest artistic director of a major performing arts company in Australia, but in addition to his impressive critical achievements, his reputation for diplomacy is legendary; interviewed, he won't tell me who his competition was.

It may be that rare case in which a major performing arts institution will be making news not by what it puts onstage, which is next to nothing, but by what takes place backstage, in its offices and especially in its boardroom.

There are plans for five major skyscrapers with roughly as much office space as downtown Atlanta; the third-largest transportation hub in New York City; two new city streets; a major performing arts center; and more than 500,000 square feet of shops.

Tomorrow at 3 p.m. on Pier 86, a free performance by the Virginia Military Institute Pipes and Drums, featuring 10 bagpipers, seven drummers and a drum major, performing 45 minutes, including "Scotland the Brave" and "Gary Owen".

Several cities maintain symphony orchestras, and there are a number of major performing arts centres that host concerts, Broadway shows, and other events.

CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTER The society expands its intimate Rose Studio Concerts to double concerts this season; the latest program features Schubert's capacious Octet in F Major, performed by a group that includes the violinists Susie Park and Joseph Silverstein and the bassoonist Peter Kolkay.

She graduated with a major in performing arts and went to Brooklyn College for two years, studying database management.

Forty years ago, when the city's elite decided that they needed a major new performing arts center, Buffy Chandler, the wife of The Los Angeles Times' publisher, Norman Chandler, organized her friends and built a world-class complex.