Sentence examples for broadcast performance from inspiring English sources

Still, that broadcast performance of the Chopin polonaise from the 1950s surprised me.

London had released a poor Norwegian radio broadcast performance of "Götterdämmerung" that had the aging Kirsten Flagstad and Set Svanholm and little else.

Drew Minter remembers that his old friend suffered a recurrence of insomnia the night before she was to give the Saturday matinée broadcast performance of "The Trojans" at the Met.

Although he made his recital debut at 15, and came to national attention at the age of 16 through a broadcast performance of the Brahms concerto with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra conducted by Pierre Monteux, New York critics found him merely "promising" after his debut there, aged 17.

A little sign above each basket notes that the lozenges will help avoid coughing during the broadcast performance.

"Simon bows out on a high, having delivered ITV's best year-on-year broadcast performance for many years," Grade said.

ChevronTexaco also said it would donate to the Met the $1 million worth of equipment used to broadcast performances.

This week, meanwhile, the theater will begin the third season of NT Live, an endeavor to broadcast performances from the National's stages to movie screens across England and overseas.

In April 2007, the New York City Metropolitan Opera's general manager Peter Gelb looks back on the first season of a daring experiment to broadcast performances live in high-definition to movie theaters across North America.

Which broadcast performances did he preserve, which did he treasure?

The Moscow State Radio Symphony's biography says it was founded in 1978 to give broadcast performances.