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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a live performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or describing an event, show, or presentation that is performed in real-time in front of an audience.
Example: "The band’s new album sounds incredible, but nothing compares to the energy they bring as a live performance."
Alternatives: "in a live setting" or "during a live show".
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The Market cinema doubles up as a live performance space.
He staged it as a live performance — on May 31 , 1972 at Broadway's Lyceum Theater.
That event was intended as a live performance (though photographs do exist), so it isn't documented here.
Once I started writing the Single, though, I realized that what worked as a live performance would have to be changed significantly to work on the page.
Alexander McQueen, the British designer who committed suicide earlier this year, was perhaps the most talented exponent of the fashion show as a live performance capable of being considered alongside experimental theater and performance art.
Led Zeppelin recorded five sessions for the BBC in 1969, as well as a live performance in 1971, but when they were originally collated for release in 1997, some tracks weren't included.
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Yet the moviemaking has such bravura that you respond as if you were at a live performance.
Mr. Schwarz is not playing the pieces all the way through, as in a live performance.
The intent is to have music seem to come from the front of the listener, as in a live performance, with a surround-sound effect.
Dubstep-washed, violin guru Lindsey Stirling collaborated with director Ray Tintori to create a live performance as grandiose as the musician's past videos like "Crystallize".
As Parks comments on his musical philosophy, we watch as he navigates a live performance half-improvisitorily and half-faithful to the recording.
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