Sentence examples for been performances from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of performing; carrying into execution or action; execution; achievement; accomplishment; representation by action.
- The performance of an undertaking or a duty
Ramzi says his two greatest concerts have both been performances of Mozart's Sixth Symphony in F Major.
Among them have been performances built around film music by Tan Dun and Aaron Copland, played against carefully edited film compilations.
Possibly not.Q.There have been performances of "Dr. Horrible" at conventions - has it been licensed for schools and other stage productions?A.We did a little agreement, and many schools and some professional troupes have done it around the country.
No doubt there have been performances where that danger has been a driving force, but Haitink demonstrated in London 10 years ago that with real direction the Berlin players can produce a Rite as viscerally gripping as any.
There have been performances in Boston, at the Tanglewood Festival in Massachusetts and at the Ravinia Festival in Illinois, and the Stuttgart recording on Hänssler Classic won a Grammy.
Before Pig Destroyer, there had been performances by Julianna Barwick, who makes serene, pretty, and churchy long-tones with voice and synthesizers; Pharmakon, alias Margaret Chardiet, a creator of screams and dissonance, whose music sounds like charismatic heavings of an old machine; and the English electronic-music producer Evian Christ, who runs dark ambient and hip-hop together.
A weak link has been performance.
Connell has been performance director since 2003.
They're performances, and they're ultrasuspenseful.
Even Amis's commemorations are performances.
