These cheerful performances tell of the people's loves and celebrate their faith in their religion, the beauty of their land, and the brave deeds of their ancestors.
I was lucky enough to see thousands of university students performing the mass dance in their main square on Kim Il Sung's birthday, followed by a disciplined Pyongyang Philharmonic performance, cheerful performers in the restaurants on their guitar, keyboard, saxophone and microphone — not to mention the everyday grandpas and grandmas singing and dancing in the parks.
Mr. Moravec's writing is always accessible and transparent, and the ensemble responded to its easygoing, picturesque charms with a cheerful, energetic performance.
Her cheerful, nourishing performance played as an implicit rebuke to the precious harpist Joanna Newsom, who'd played a hushed, tentative solo set just before, trying to engage the crowd with the sort of small details that are lost when the roof of your show is the sky.
RENDITION Remember when rendition was a cheerful word meaning "performance," like a version of "Auld Lang Syne" as played by Guy Lombardo?
Sterling Hyltin, as the woman in red, is a kittenish vixen, while Ana Sophia Scheller, in blue, is razor sharp in terms of accuracy, but hampered by a cheerful blandness in her performance quality.
Although different persons have different styles of waving and different ways of modulating its meaning (e.g. cheerful vs. hesitant), those performances can still be recognized by an observer as instances of waving.
The fearless slide-trumpeter has copious, nonpartisan enthusiasms (he digs everything from cha-cha-cha to Prince to Fathead Newman to rock 'n' roll to Wynton Marsalis) that make his performances energetic and cheerful.
The more cheerful new "Klezmerbluegrass" will be performed tomorrow at both performances.
Elvira has always brought a cheerful vibe to her appearances and performances.
