Sentence examples for classical season from inspiring English sources

(Its 2017-18 claseason season contains not a single work by a living American composer).

June 10 2011 June 11 2011 June 1010 at 7: It's closing time for the classical season at the Met.

And African-American music is often relegated to special events outside the main classical season, like Black History Month concerts or Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrations.

Gothenburg Concert Hall (gso.se) has a varied classical season and the modern Gothenburg Opera House (opera.se), presents ballet, Miss Saigon and Rigoletto during January and February.

Next week DiDonato opens the Barbican's new classical season with the first in a series of five Artist Spotlight concerts that provide a summation of her career.

— Richard Brody Classical Music The bridge weeks between the end of the bounteous classical season and the vivacious festivals of summer are a time when quirky concerts sprout in the cracks of a suddenly arid plain.

They followed it with classical seasons in cluding Volpone, The Dutch Courtesan and a reputedly outstanding Richard II from Harry H Corbett (later in television's Steptoe And Son).

July 8 at 6). "THE MOVADO HOUR": BRENTANO STRING QUARTET This series of just-over-an-hour concerts at the Baryshnikov Arts Center (always preceded by a stylish wine reception) is one of the runaway successes of recent classical seasons.

He also directed Mirren as Strindberg's Miss Julie at the Place, the RSC's smaller London auditorium, and directed superb classical seasons at the Greenwich theatre and at Chichester in the 1970s.

In Pasadena, Zdunek said, about 80% of the musicians play all five of the Saturday double-headers that make up the classical seasons.

Further information on the Our Classical Century season, including more detail on BBC Radio 3's involvement, will be announced at the launch of the season next month.