Sentence examples for a regular concert from inspiring English sources

Faust Harrison holds a regular concert series at its Manhattan showroom, featuring pianists in a salonlike setting.

One of the founders of the Friends of Old Time Music, he helped arrange, in 1959, a regular concert series at Gerde's bar on Fourth Street west of Broadway, which he called "The Fifth Peg at Gerde's".

The responsibilities of artistic adviser extend to the development of jazz programming at the Kennedy Center, which operates its own jazz club as well as a regular concert series.

He's the founder of the Washington Sound Museum, a regular concert series at the Atlas Performing Arts Center that mixes hip-hop with traditional music from around the world.

An additional loss has been the dissolution of the Sarah Lawrence Chamber Orchestra, in which amateur musicians had the opportunity to join the music students in a regular concert series.

Mr. Gruber and his friends were interested not so much in talking down to a regular concert audience as in raising the musical sensitivity and awareness of people who never went to concerts, including children.

In 1916, some 50 years before Lincoln Center started Mostly Mozart and long before musicians began traveling a circuit of summer festivals that is now simply an extension of the regular concert season, Hervey White, a bearded, tousle-haired poet and novelist, decided to start a weekly series of summertime chamber-music concerts on his farm in West Hurley, near Woodstock, N.Y.

He was a regular Pacific Symphony concert attendee with his wife, Marian, and daughter Linda — both of whom are scheduled to attend the Aug. 6 concert.

The constraints on what the Philharmonic could do were severe: the deal had been structured with pops repertory in mind, so each program received half the rehearsal time of a regular subscription concert, let alone what might have been expected for a special festival event.

Before a regular evening concert, the band performed a benefit matinee for the children of "striking firemen, laid-off workers and one-parent families".

He frequently compares the regular concert repertoire to the Louvre's opening only a single gallery to the public.