Sentence examples for concert opening from inspiring English sources

Singer Tina Arena kicked off her national tour on Thursday night with a free concert opening the Darwin festival, the city's annual 18-day celebration of arts and culture.

On Wednesday morning at Carnegie Hall, right before the players of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and their conductor, Riccardo Muti, began a rehearsal for that evening's concert opening the Carnegie season, Clive Gillinson, the hall's executive and artistic director, went onstage to tell the musicians that he had never been so happy to greet an orchestra.

(Mahler, after all, argued that a symphony should capture the world.) This concert, opening a season with the overall title "Music and Memory," is called "Remembrance of Things Past: Music as Reminiscence" and is said to address the question "whether music is a function of memory, or memory a function of music".

The concert opens with Brahms's Tragic Overture.

The concert opened and closed with big bands.

The concert opens with Haydn's "Rider" String Quartet.

When the concert opened, the fans screamed, chanting their heroes' names.

The concert opened with Bruckner's majestic Te Deum, a hymn of praise to God.

The concert opened with a sleepy rendition of Mozart's String Quintet in E flat (K. 614).

The concert opened with "Tabligh," a piece inspired by Sufi music.

The concert opened with a trim, bubbly performance of Haydn's Symphony No. 88.