Sentence examples for concert frame from inspiring English sources

Mr. Arick went about restoring the hourlong concert, frame by frame, ensuring that everything Fosse had intended to be seen would be.

The one observable concession to the concert frame is that in the final measures, the rests between phrases get longer and longer.

There was every cause for revelry in this exuberant three-hour concert, framed as a career retrospective (and also held on Friday).

The orchestra's excellent conductor Mischa Santora leads them in a concert framed by American classics: Barber's Adagio and Dvorak's "Sorrowful Songs" Symphony and Symphony No. 9.

At the centre of this concert, framed between Ravel's Mother Goose ballet and Adès's own Tevot, were two UK premieres, both works for piano and orchestra composed for Nicolas Hodges, who was the soloist here.

"The different names give each concert a frame," he said.

A pair of concert suites frame the program, which opens with selections from Leonard Bernstein's opera, "A Quiet Place" and ends with "Street Scenes," a suite from "Street Scene," Kurt Weill's collaboration with Langston Hughes.

That year Mr. Marsalis also began working with Lincoln Center, developing concert programming framed around the great jazz musicians of history.

On the big issues of social policy, meanwhile, Democratic leaders in Congress, the White House and the Gore campaign appear to be working in concert and framing a unified message.

MASADA MARATHON Part of the ongoing Zorn@60 concert series, framing the work of the composer and saxophonist John Zorn, this three-and-a-half-hour concert convenes 40 musicians in various groupings to play the hundreds of compositions by Mr. Zorn grouped together as a unified songbook called "Masada".

When Karlheinz Stockhausen died unexpectedly last December, what had been conceived as an 80th birthday Proms tribute became an ambitious two-concert memorial, framed by the works that guarantee Stockhausen his place in the 20th-century pantheon.