Sentence examples for classical recitals from inspiring English sources

Performances included Indian classical recitals by children and musical renditions of Bollywood and classical favorites by Indian-Americans.

"I'm playing the Purcell Room in London next month," he says of the Southbank venue that frequently plays host to intimate classical recitals.

This season, the half-hour Getaway programs have featured everything from classical recitals to expeditions on Highland pipes, Japanese kotos and Caribbean steel drums.

He became a spellbinding soloist in the 1990s, in both classical recitals and his unique brand of kathak-inflected contemporary dance.

In that spirit, it's already presented classical recitals and jazz shows (see the JVC Jazz Festival, below), and the upcoming schedule includes a wide range of arguably more popular music.

She has largely abandoned the traditional series of classical recitals and chamber concerts in the Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium in favor of nontraditional events related to Met exhibitions and, in many cases next season, actually taking place in the galleries.

Coup Fatal is a classical recital.

It was considered a lowly instrument and one not worthy of the classical recital dais.

It was a short, tightly planned set, more like a classical recital than what you would expect from a "psychedelic folk" pioneer, as the advertisements had billed him.

This new collaboration between Vanishing Point — the company behind inventive shows such as Interiors and The Destroyed Room — and the Scottish Ensemble creates a hypnotic hybrid that is equal parts monologue and classical recital.

"When we perform, it's not like a classical recital, where we're standing quite formally," explained the group's bass-baritone, Nick Garrett, 30, over dinner at a Midtown Manhattan restaurant.