Sentence examples for conceived performance from inspiring English sources
Mr. Barenboim gave a blazing yet thoughtfully conceived performance of the concerto, to which Mr. Boulez and his forces responded in kind.
As conceived, performances of "Fama" involved an audience bunkered inside a specially constructed box with varying acoustic properties, around which the musicians would perform.
On Wednesday the young Chinese pianist Jue Wang, the recipient of numerous competition prizes, began his recital with elegantly conceived performances of Ravel's Sonatina and Miroirs.
Fully conceived performances also are offered by Elizabeth Franz and Roberta Maxwell as the maiden shopkeepers who have sheltered Billy; Eileen Brennan as Johnny's hard-drinking mum, and Peter Maloney as the local doctor.
In the second half, Alan Gilbert conducted a strongly conceived, vigorous performance of Mahler's Fifth Symphony.
He also conceived a performance, which took place on a lacquered red stage in a clearing between the center's buildings.
When the exams were first conceived, student performance on these high school end-of-course-based exams was a factor in university admission and financial aid eligibility.
So while she conceived the performance on Friday at Carnegie Hall as a three-decade retrospective of big-band compositions, she also said it would be her last ever with the group, and appeared to mean it.
Ms. Charlotte manages to cram both 9/11 and the Holocaust into about 90 minutes of chest-thumping melodrama, with an intelligently conceived central performance that all too often gets lost in the narrative mix.
A considerable amount of music sung by choirs in the 20th century is not really choral music at all, since it was conceived for performance by small groups of soloists and attains its fullest expression only through the individually projected personality of the solo voice.
