Sentence examples for both a performance of from inspiring English sources
Consider: Sunday night's game prompted the rescheduling of both a performance of Verdi's "Requiem" by the New Orleans Opera Association, and a performance of Keith Lewis and his Blues Revue at the Young at Heart Lounge.
When football's World Cup takes place in South Africa next year, the CTO will stage both a performance of Richard Strauss's "Der Rosenkavalier" and "Africa Song", a musical tribute to Mr Mandela's life and work.
As an example, he ran a search for tickets at the State Operas in both Prague (a performance of "Rigoletto") and Vienna for Dec. 27, and found top prices of $50.50 for Prague and $250 for Vienna, each price including handling fees.
This both preceded and followed a performance of Goldoni's "Arlecchino, Servant of Two Masters," Giorgio Strehler's legendary 1947 staging for the Piccolo Teatro of Milan.
Moog showcased both at the ceremony with a performance of Godowsky's The Symphonic Metamorphosis on Themes from Die Fledermaus.
Supporting everything were the chorus and orchestra, especially the brass, sounding magnificent, producing for Richard Farnes a performance of both grandeur and excitement.
Titanic is the only word for what Ben Platt is doing as Evan Hansen, both vocally and emotively, in a performance of such raw emotional nakedness I, at times, had to look away.
Mr. Sirota's wife, Victoria, an organist, and children, Jonah and Nadia – both violists – will join him for a performance of some of his chamber works on Sept. 13 at the school's Borden Auditorium.
A performance of The Lonely Goatherd.
