The phrase "a set of concert" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a set of concerts"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to a collection or series of musical performances.
Example: "The festival featured a set of concerts that showcased various genres of music."
Alternatives: "a series of concerts" or "a collection of concerts".
More bankable composers were on the menu the previous evening in a set of concerts by French pianist Jean-Bernard Pommier and several of his "friends".
But on Thursday, Ms. Te Kanawa, above right, told ABC News in Australia that she had no plans to retire after a set of concerts this week at the Sydney Opera House.
But what's being marketed is not a set of concerts vaguely united by a navel-gazing concept so much as a fresh perspective meant for people who do not partake of the concertgoing life in the manner that we do.
E.g. a set of concerts may be children of a music festival event, or a set of parishes may be children of a city POI.
The band resumed touring in 2013, with the group planning a set of concerts in the U.S. beginning September 28.
On the other hand, a set of genes are more possibly involved in pathogenesis if these genes are closely interacted and more differentially expressed because pathogenesis generally involves a set of concert-acting genes.
The first is "In Nature's Realm," one of a set of three concert overtures (including the popular "Carnival") superbly rendered by Mr. Sawallisch and the Philadelphians.
The program also includes the premiere of "Serendipitous Scenes" by Anthony Cheung and a set of Mozart concert arias and Strauss orchestral songs featuring Jessica Jones, a 27-year-old American soprano in her Carnegie Hall debut.
In late May 2010, a set of two concert events billed as dramatic live stage shows drew sold-out crowds that amounted to over 60,000 attendees.
Take the New York Philharmonic's Summertime Classics series, a set of eight concerts in June and July representing the lighter side of the classical repertory.
In 2010, the club celebrated its 150th anniversary, and as part of the celebrations performed a set of joint concerts with the Harvard University and University of Virginia Glee Clubs, taking a variety of music including contemporary American songs, folk and Renaissance music.
