Sentence examples for archive of performances from inspiring English sources

Also of note is "69 Positions" (at MOMA PS1), a performance in the form of a guided tour by the Danish choreographer Mette Ingvartsen, who elucidates connections between nudity and egalitarian politics in an archive of performances from the nineteen-sixties.

The Kunz story is controversial because, as you can see here (where you can sign up for free to watch a huge archive of performances from the competition, and tune into the live performances as well), he's a pianist of shining talent and individuality – just the sort of artist the rebranded competition aims to be about.

Watch the bass player of one group (Animals) discover Hendrix in a small club and create an archive of performances that still are being mined for new gold.

An assignment to transfer Ms. LuPone's personal archive of performance footage to DVD gave Mr. Rimalower access to "the Holy Grail of Patti video," her celebrated late-night 1980 cabaret show at the Chelsea club Les Mouches, now defunct.

METROPOLITAN An article in some editions last Sunday about an archive of theatrical performances misstated part of the name of the library housing the collection.

The trouble with recordings of the standard repertory is that interpreters must now compete with a seemingly infinite archive of historical performances.

One such vital experiment, as such, is UbuWeb, founded by celebrated poet and White House guest Kenneth Goldsmith, which for years has been housing massive gigabites of work that exists outside the lines from audio archives of rare performances by avant-garde musicians and video artists, known and unknown, to whole lifetimes of textual and interpretative work dug up and given new life online.

To prepare for the workshop, Harper and Freebury studied the archival materials kept in one of the trust's "Dance Capsules," an online archive of notes, photographs, performance videos, production data, and interviews.

Photo Slide Show: Remembering Don Cornelius But it's more than nostalgia; now those archives are a record of performances that would hardly be documented otherwise.

Hip-hop has been around for more than 30 years and there is a good spread of archive live performances that show how many different approaches can work.

There would be a more alternative playlist, an element of free choice for presenters and access to the BBC's archive of live and session performances.