Sentence examples for ballet symphony from inspiring English sources

"Opera, theater, ballet, symphony, musical theater".

Bonnie loved the opera, ballet, symphony, classical fine art, and literature.

At one time, international opera, ballet, symphony, and drama companies of nearly all nationalities competed to enrich the cultural life of Beirut.

Next, fans must select which sport or culture: college football, professional football, baseball, basketball, hockey, opera, ballet, symphony, theater — you name it.

In the first section of the ballet, "Symphony #9," the women's dresses (by Keso Dekker) had heavily gored skirts that, in pirouettes, opened like morning glories.

The work's beguiling originality counted for a lot, but in among the cheers for the evening's closing ballet – Symphony in C – you could detect relief that the Royal had reverted to familiar fare.

One of the most prolific and widely performed British composers of his day, Ian Parrott wrote opera and ballet, symphonies, concertos, string quartets and song cycles, as well as many choral and vocal works and even theme music for documentary films.

One of Balanchine's great Stravinsky ballets, "Symphony in Three Movements"—big, energetic, and brash tops off the evening.

The troupe will perform three Balanchine ballets — "Symphony in Three Movements," "Rubies" and "Square Dance" — in which Mr. Villella created roles.

When Vishneva made her first appearances with the Kirov in New York, she was featured in difficult allegro roles in two important Balanchine ballets, "Symphony in C" and "Rubies," and she did every last step, which was no small achievement.

The company opened its first program with a brilliantly dissimilar pair of Balanchine ballets, "Symphony in Three Movements" (1972) and "La Valse" (1951), before winning final ovations for Twyla Tharp's "In the Upper Room" (1986).