Sentence examples for classical act from inspiring English sources

It is the first time a classical act has headlined a stage and the performance will be accompanied by a laser light show created by Chris Levine.

Now, in its beautiful lakeside location in Henham Park, Suffolk, it has become perfectly normal to catch a renowned classical act – piano virtuoso Lang Lang's performance drew a huge crowd in 2012 – and then cross over the bridge to see a rock act.

"He would be happy to give the prize to the token jazz and classical act each year, but he has his ideas of what music should be and that could have a bearing on things, often giving the feeling that one album had been 'anointed' the winner.

In between judging TV talent shows, pop impresario Simon Cowell is hothousing classical acts (the Armani-clad quartet Il Divo and their pre-teen equivalents, Angelis).

In the summer of 2008, I got accepted to a masters program in Classical Acting and moved to London for a year.

Classical crossover act Clean Bandit took home two awards at the 60th Ivor Novello Awards on 21 May.

American Ballet Theater has offered an odd-couple program since last weekend, pairing the new "Pied Piper," choreographed by David Parsons as a children's ballet, with the purest of 19th-century classical choreography: Act II or the Shades scene from "La Bayadère".

In the case of Bond, I believe it was Decca that had the idea of creating a classical crossover act.

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So as well as the grand productions of the mainstream classical crossover acts, there is also an appetite for something simpler and more authentic".

In the former Soviet Union and present-day Russia, a post-Revolutionary equivalent to the classical three-act narrative ballet has continued to be in demand.