Sentence examples for classics concert from inspiring English sources

"Rockit Performs Who's Next and Other Rock Classics," concert and the culmination of rock band program for young musicians.

They've been working on this "Canticles and Classics" concert since Friday, when they signed in for a "Choral Festival Weekend".

RED BANK Count Basie Theater "Rockit Performs Who's Next and Other Rock Classics," concert and culminating event of a six-week rock band program.

One standout offering is the Jazz Meets the Classics concert at Kennedy Center, in which the National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master bassist Ron Carter, the vibraphonist Stefon Harris, the pianist Kenny Barron and the drummer Lewis Nash will lend jazzy cadence to selections by Mozart, Rachmaninoff and Chopin.

He was selected unanimously by a twelve-person committee from a field of more than one hundred candidates, and was officially handed the baton by Avshalomov at the season opening Riverside Classics concert on 30 August.

The remainder of this program, titled "Tchaikovsky and Other Romantics," was, as Summertime Classics concerts promise, pleasant.

As the classics concerts were used to audition conductors, attendance rose 8percentt, making the concert hall 90percentt full.

Talking to the audience is a skill Mr. Preu developed in Richmond, where he led the orchestra's Sunday afternoon Kicked Back Classics concerts.

The modest idea of the New York Philharmonic's Summertime Classics concerts, which began in 2004, is to provide a few postseason programs of lighter fare, novelties and a staple or two at reduced prices.

(Kozinn) NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC (Tomorrow, Sunday and Thursday) A restoration, of sorts, of the programming that drove the Philharmonic's Promenades concerts in the late 1970's, these Summertime Classics concerts offer a combination of light works, symphonic pops and, almost by stealth, some substantial music.

She says certain "classics concerts" dedicated to the old masters will always exist, but not every program has to feature Beethoven and Brahms -- or even a stage and seats.