Sentence examples for a vital performance from inspiring English sources

This is Strauss at his manipulative and pictorial best, and Mr. Metzmacher led a vital performance with a strong profile.

Despite moments of unsteadiness, the baritone Franco Pomponi gives a vital performance as Arcabonne's brother and fellow sorcerer Acalaüs.

To allow that would be to give up control of a vital performance factor that they are capable of controlling.

The program opened with a vital performance of Beethoven's cycle "An die Ferne Geliebte" ("To the Distant Beloved"), in which the enigmatic poems are linked by piano passages.

OP constitutes a vital performance measure of wireless communication systems.

In the last two months I've seen four versions in four cities, a mini-festival that culminated on Thursday with a bracingly vital performance led by Franz Welser-Möst Welser-Mösttsoper.

Mark Nuccio, the clarinetist, and Satoshi Okamoto, the bassist, gave it an alert, vital performance that brought out its sly humor.

Still, the musicians responded well over all, delivering a fleet and vital performance.

That aside, Mr. Spano led a rich, rhythmically vital performance, with fine, nuanced playing from the orchestra and robust singing from the Women of the New York Virtuoso Singers.

The group also performed Ravel's "Tombeau de Couperin," which works surprisingly well in Mason Jones's wind arrangement, as well as a gentle reading of Piazzolla's "Oblivion," arranged by Mr. Scott, and an alternately relaxed and vital performance of Paquito D'Rivera's seven-movement "Aires Tropicales".

Its unevenness failed to hide the observational strengths of Lonergan's drama about New Yorkers living on their nerves or Anna Paquin's vital performance as a teenager swept up in the aftermath of a traffic accident.