Sentence examples for concert building from inspiring English sources
In addition to museums and galleries, cultural landmarks include a modern city theatre by Timo Penttilä and a concert building by Alvar Aalto.
THE Royal Concertgebouw of Amsterdam, on the short list of the world's most admired orchestras, is named for the Concertgebouw, or concert building, where it performs.
Sears, Roebuck & Company, producer of mail order houses in the 1920's, designed and shipped the Music Mountain's concert building and its three adjacent houses in 1930 at the behest of a music loving Sears chairman.
Partly a celebration of national legacy and partly a stylistic manifesto for recovery, it boasted the floating cigar shape of the Skylon, the Dome of Discovery with its echoes of the Great Exhibition a century before, and the stridently modern concert building, the Royal Festival Hall.
Given the nature of the commission, he wanted to have that atmosphere come breathing out of the very walls of the concert building: hence, with a nod to Mozart's "Abduction From the Seraglio," his abduction (or kidnapping, as Carnegie Hall styles it), in which orchestral players, chorus members and soloists are imagined to be prevented from performing because they are being held by a kidnapper.
The next six songs would be an emotionally charged Beatles concert building to the breakthrough finale seven-minute single, "Hey Jude". On Side Two, the Beatles are telling us they are ready to break up.
In no more than 100 words, tell us what your favourite – or most disappointing – artwork of the decade was, be it a play, concert, exhibition, building or film, and why.
February 10 2015 The prestigious New York Festival of Song, which for several years has given contemporary composers room to run in an occasional series of concerts, is building up its programming by offering a mini-festival in February.
February 3 2015 The prestigious New York Festival of Song, which for several years has given contemporary composers room to run in an occasional series of concerts, is building up its programming muscle by offering a mini-festival over the next three weeks.
As Michael Forsyth shows in his 1985 history of concert halls, "Buildings for Music: The Architect, the Musician and the Listener from the 17th Century to the Present Day" (M.I.T. Press), each style of music is associated with a style of space.
Barga is a lively place, with a marvellous theatre, frequent concerts, beautiful buildings with colourful window boxes, and much laughter in the cafes and bars.
