The phrase "a performance which began" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the start of a specific performance, often in the context of a review or description of an event.
Example: "The audience was captivated by a performance which began with a stunning visual display."
Alternatives: "a performance that started" or "a performance that commenced".
The crowd was served a trendy dinner of braised longbone short ribs in sauce Merlot and then was treated to a marvelous performance, which began with the impressive young pianist Umi Garrett followed by vocalists Heather Calvete and Tyler Thompson accompanied by Daniel Faltus.
All that was implicit in Atkins's performance, which began with a long silent stare that suggested this was a woman who had known unspeakable sorrow, but who also possessed the resilience that is the key to Beckett's characters.
And the security guards were too focused on Mr. West's performance, which began with a video montage of snarling and snapping attack dogs, to intervene.
Her parents were supportive of her interest in theater and performance, which began at an early age.
"Crepuscule" also provided the crux of Frank Kimbrough's expressive performance, which began and ended in a spirit of dramatic indeterminacy.
They were responding to the Mexican team's lackluster second-half performance, which began with Mexico ahead 2-0 and consisted largely of a routine execution of a harmless game of keep-away.
Even so, last year's dismal performance, which began in earnest in the second quarter, was stunning for a fund category that had surpassed most others for much of the decade.
American Ballet Theater ends its summer season with performances of George Balanchine's glittering "Theme and Variations" (tonight and tomorrow afternoon), Twyla Tharp's handsome "Brahms-Haydn Variations" (tomorrow night) and Harald Lander's "Etudes" (all performances), which begins with a ballet student's first steps and ends with the ballet equivalent of fireworks.
The streamed concerts begin at 3 p.m. every day except for the Wednesday performance, which begins at 2 p.m.
The performance, which begins at 7 30 P.M., was organized by Bernstein's family and staff and by the music department of the cathedral.
