Sentence examples for concert in progress from inspiring English sources

The violinist Cornelius Dufallo, of the plugged-in string quartet Ethel, gets the little stage at Bargemusic to himself this week; he performs "Journaling," a continual concert in progress that offers a showcase for his own music as well as that of such inventive colleagues as John Luther Adams and Missy Mazzoli.

SAN FRANCISCO — On a recent nothing-special weekday afternoon, I walked into the Asian Art Museum here and found a Balinese gamelan concert in progress: clanging gongs, pulsing drums, jazzy flutes, the whole real heavenly thing, with musicians settled cross-legged on a fabric-draped platform and a rapt crowd of museumgoers, many quite young, on benches, folding chairs and the floor.

The digital sideshow (it was called the Macintosh Music Festival that year) was achieved by installing computers in each club linked to a festival Web site that showed pictures from concerts in progress and let people at different clubs talk to one another.

RAvariome will be periodically updated in concert with progress in RA genetic research and will incorporate a new genetic risk prediction method (33).

The workshop culminates in a "Works-in-Progress" concert tonight at 8 at South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa.

Police have traced a mobile phone call that he made at 10.30pm – while the slaughter at the Bataclan concert hall was still in progress – asking friends to drive the 200 miles from Brussels to rescue him.

4. In summer, catch a "works in progress" concert, presented by teenage music prodigies, at the (Yitzhak) Perlman Music Camp. 5. Stay at Ram's Head Inn - a classic Shelter Island resort built in 1929, and consistently maintained.

In concert with other maps in progress, this reference map represents an ideal starting point and provides a framework since the stable and transferable SSR makers can be saturated with other types of makers such as SNP.

CyanOmics will be periodically updated to stay in concert with the progress in omics studies of Synechococcus 7002.

(Dunning) RENNIE HARRIS (Tomorrow and Sunday) Mr. Harris, whose choreography is an imaginative merger of hip-hop and concert dance, will present two works-in-progress, "PrinceScareKrow's Road to the Emerald City" and "Origins of Man," a collaboration with Rodney Mason.

The idea was to present sizable excerpts from new and recent operas, and in some cases works in progress, in concert performances.