Sentence examples for captivating concert from inspiring English sources

St . Vincentwas well into a captivating concert at the Allen Room on Friday when someone onstage put the evening in perspective.

The voice may have lost a measure of power and suppleness, but Ms. Minnelli's intensity and generosity glow more brightly than ever in this captivating concert performance, culminating in an ebullient tribute to Kay Thompson, Ms. Minnelli's beloved godmother.

I've been reading "The Voice of Egypt," a biography and music study written by a musicologist, Virginia Danielson, about the Egyptian singer Umm Kulthum, whose captivating filmed concerts I like to watch on YouTube but whose life I knew little about.

The xx are one of the biggest little-sounding bands in the world, captivating both crowded concert audiences and solitary, lovesick youth with sparse, intimate arrangements that utilize negative space as a form of texture.

D.C.'s party promoters and event planners are on hand to answer the call with dance events, live music concerts, and a captivating spread of queer-friendly fanfare.

Which is exactly how Mr. Coryell achieves most of his acclaim -- by captivating people with live shows in concert halls or coffeehouses or Chinese restaurants.

International superstar Barry Manilow captivated over 400 guests with a concert at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County's 9th Anniversary Gala on April 24 , 2015

The San Jose Mercury News and the Connecticut Post both gave the show a mixed review, with the former saying it was "decidedly subpar" and latter saying "the concert itself wasn't as captivating as past visits to the state".

Their Saturday afternoon concert was full of families, captivated by the brilliantly choreographed cruelty of three Laurel and Hardy silents.

On his first North American tour, Helfgott has captivated sellout crowds simply by getting through a concert without collapsing.

On a whim Sinatra attended a Jascha Heifetz concert at Carnegie Hall in 1940 and was captivated by the way "he could get to the end of the bow and continue without a perceptible missing beat in the motion".