Sentence examples for community performance from inspiring English sources

He made it into a community performance space".

This can cover the full spectrum, from a traditional concert setting right through to a community performance involving hundreds of participants.

This will allow consumers to compare companies' environmental or community performance as easily as they can compare prices when choosing a product.

He said federal and state governments already monitored community performance by banks, and he warned that the measure could discourage banks from taking public deposits.

In 1986, Melnick and her husband, Leopold Teraspulsky founded the Musicorda Summer String Festival, dedicated to providing intensive training and community performance opportunities to the world's best student string players.

The 50 volunteer projects in and around London before September are conducted in collaboration with charities such as educational charity Envision, volunteering organisation Young Timebank and community performance space Hoxton Hall.

Site-specific work and community performances are far from novel ideas.

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Her father taught music in local high schools and, later, at a junior college, and he also organized and conducted community performances of operas, oratorios, and "lots of Gilbert and Sullivan".

And in between, the television opera that for several decades was as much a part of the American Christmas as chestnuts roasting on an open fire, "Amahl": a piece that lives on in unnumbered high school and community performances throughout the world and is said to be the most frequently staged opera by any living composer.

Finlayson, Mithen, and their colleagues conclude that the evidence from WF16, combined with evidence from other sites, suggests that the earliest villages were not made up of houses, but rather communal structures where people came together to process their wild harvests and possibly also to engage in community performances.