The phrase "a memorable performance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a performance that leaves a lasting impression on the audience, often in the context of theater, music, or other artistic expressions.
Example: "The actor delivered a memorable performance of Hamlet that captivated the entire audience."
Alternatives: "an unforgettable rendition of" or "a striking interpretation of".
But can he conduct a memorable performance of, say, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony?
They recorded it commercially twice, the second time with the mezzo-soprano Lorraine Hunt in a memorable performance of the title role.
Mr. Drucker offered a memorable performance of Copland's two-movement Clarinet Concerto, commissioned in 1947 by Benny Goodman, who found the work technically challenging.
With Gergiev living every episode and audibly urging his players forward throughout, this was a memorable performance of huge theatricality and vividness.
He visited the New York Philharmonic last May and delivered a memorable performance of Brahms's Fourth Symphony — a saturnine masterwork that lays many traps for conductors.
We played two Much Ados, The Merchants of Venice twice and a memorable performance of Hamlet: all in Ensa uniform with only essential props brought up from the hold.
Last Saturday's home humiliation against Wigan in the FA Cup and the uncertainty surrounding Moyes's future was soon forgotten thanks to a memorable performance full of spirit, passion and quality.
A memorable performance and portrait of a difficult, proud man consumed by anger and grief.
It is a memorable performance by one of the greatest actors who ever lived.
Just a few days after the death of their company's namesake, choreographer dancers from the Merce Cunningham Dance Company gave a memorable performance as part of the 2009 River to River Festival, which drew more than 3,000 people to Battery Park City in Manhattan.
In the earlier production, David Schramm gave a memorable performance as this ambitious harbinger of the radio revolution.
