Sentence examples for balanced concert from inspiring English sources

Stage stars with strong followings, from Audra McDonald to Kristin Chenoweth, have balanced concert hall and stage.

With that data in hand, the Model D will blanket the room in perfectly balanced, concert hall quality sound, with nary an echo or dead spot anywhere.

The university has plans to pre-test sound levels in order to balance concert-goers' experience with that of campus neighbors.

The conductor kept the whole ensemble well balanced, and the concert finished off with much appreciative applause – all's well that ends well.

Soon he was balancing benefit concerts for striking laborers with supper-club gigs featuring his group, the Weavers.

BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC As part of Celebrate Brooklyn!, Michael Christie and the borough's band offer a concert balancing Grofé's "Grand Canyon Suite" with "For the Heroes," a post-9/11 double concerto by Mark O'Connor that pairs the composer-fiddler with the charismatic avant-garde cellist Maya Beiser.

The concerts were beautifully balanced.

Therefore, a subtle balance of concert and divergence in different regions of these loci might have allowed β-tubulin repertoire to evolve during the derivation of parasitism in Leishmania, while preserving its fidelity in fundamental cell function.

Varèse's 1921 juggernaut "Amériques," which concluded the first concert, received an opulent, flawlessly balanced performance, avoiding the sense of overkill that can ensue in less assured hands.

After this foray into modern classical music Mozart's Horn Concerto No. 4 in E-flat major, K. 495 balanced out the first half of the concert.

As a Columbia College student, Weilerstein balanced her studies with her cello practice and concert performances.