The phrase "authentic performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to art, music, theater, or any situation where genuine expression or execution is emphasized.
Example: "The actor's authentic performance captivated the audience and brought the character to life."
Alternatives: "genuine performance" or "true-to-life performance".
The most authentic performance is the most alive performance.
This is one way authentic performance can actually prove a disadvantage.
Williams gives a perspicacious, authentic performance in a synthetic medium, the American musical.
A specialist in Baroque music, Mr. Dunn championed authentic performance practices.
Matthew" made the usual perfunctory bows in the direction of authentic performance practice.
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This approach included content that was; 1) evidence-based, 2) contextually sensitive (applicable/relevant to actual clinical practice-authentic performance), and 3) engaging (learner centered).
Such rhetoric has been central to the authentic-performance movement, of which Mr. Douglass has been a leader.
He largely deplored the authentic-performance-practice movement that came to hold sway at midcentury and afterward, condemning, as he told The Times in 1985, its "messianic pretensions of infallibility" on questions of interpretation.
Aug. 21 at 8 30: The Dutch maestro Frans Brüggen emerged as an authentic-performance expert a quarter century ago, and he and his ensemble — the Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century — have remained eminent in the field.
Oct. 3 at 7 30 and Oct. 5 at 5). "MUSIC BEFORE 1800" SERIES: MARION VERBRUGGEN The exciting Dutch recorder player, a mainstay of the authentic-performance movement for two decades, comes to Corpus Christi Church for an afternoon of Vivaldi concertos (including "La Pastorella" and "Summer" from "The Four Seasons"), backed up by members of San Francisco's Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra.
