Sentence examples for another recital from inspiring English sources
He recalled another recital, performing at home plate between games of a Pacific Coast League doubleheader.
When the Abby Whiteside Foundation presented him in another recital on Wednesday evening at Weill Recital Hall, he offered a program that at a glance seemed equally eclectic.
And what about the kids — how long can you keep putting them off with another recital of "The Three Little Pigs" or Edward Lear?
Another recital next Saturday at 8 p.m. at Fairfield University's Quick Center for the Arts brings the Grammy Award-winning American guitarist Sharon Isbin together with the Brazilian percussionist Thiago De Mello.
On the way home, while looking out the car window at the passing houses and trees, I'd realize it was already time to start learning and practicing a new piece, inevitably counting down to another recital.
The music publisher Victor Novello who was present remarked 'He has done some things that seem to me impossible, even after I have heard them done.' At another recital in 1837, where Mendelssohn played the piano for a singer, Robert Schumann ignored the soprano and wrote 'Mendelssohn accompanied like a God'.
But opera fans will wallow in the guilty pleasure of yet another "comeback recital" by MADAME VERA GALUPE-BORZKH on Wednesday.
(The young American mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton, a standout in the Metropolitan Opera's "Norma" last season, offers the world première of Heggie's "The Work at Hand" in another Zankel recital, on Feb. 17).
On Tuesday evening at 3, recent works by the faculty composer Martin Bresnick are performed at another free recital, this one a New Music New Haven program in Sprague Memorial Hall.
] For instance, if you've been neglecting your child's vocal recitals in favor of nights spent at home watching TV, you might set a goal of never missing another vocal recital (except for emergencies) and of reducing your time spent watching TV every week by four hours.
Yet in another sense, this recital is an initiation.
