The phrase "a superb performance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a high-quality execution of a play, musical piece, or any artistic performance.
Example: "The theater was packed to witness a superb performance of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' last night."
Alternatives: "an outstanding rendition of" or "an excellent interpretation of".
The program ended with a superb performance of Dvorak's String Quartet No. 13 in G, which reflects the composer's interest in Czech folk music.
No matter, it had set itself an exacting standard at the outset with a superb performance of the Symphony in B flat (Op. 13) by Antonio Rosetti, a worthy composer the group has championed in recordings as well as concerts.
At classical music concerts, there is almost nothing more aggravating than hearing a superb performance of, say, a Sibelius symphony with a crackling, climactic ending, only for some idiot to start applauding before the final note has died away.
A superb performance of Milhaud's tricksy ballet score preceded Varèse's Amériques, a work that records its composer's bedazzlement less by New York's music scene than by the soundscape of the city itself.
He gave a superb performance of Schubert's song cycle "Winterreise" in New York a few years ago, and he now moves on to another Schubert cycle, posthumously gathered, "Schwanengesang".
Before a superb performance of Ysaÿe's Sonata No. 2 in A minor at Avery Fisher Hall on Sunday afternoon, the violinist Joshua Bell spoke from the stage about Ysaÿe, whom he called "one of the greatest violinists" ever.
Bekele produced a superb performance to win in a time of 28:51 despite gusting winds reaching 50mph.
In The Green Ray of 1985, a young woman (Marie Riviere, the matchmaking Isabelle in An Autumn Tale, again giving a superb performance) despairs of her unsuccessful relationships and fruitlessly tries to find a suitable companion for a summer holiday.
There are occasional glimmers of something more substantive -- most notably in a superb performance from Cynthia Nixon (of television's "Sex and the City"), who finds layers of class-bred conflict and inhibitions in the play's noble heroine.
Ariès's "Centuries of Childhood" is a superb performance, a worthy cause of battle.
Dinklage gave a superb performance, pouring out all of Tyrion's bile towards his father for being born a dwarf.
