Sentence examples for concert preview from inspiring English sources

A concert preview calls George Clinton "most successful functioning crack smoker in the history of entertainment".

Act I received a concert preview in May at New York City Opera's Vox workshop, the first time City Opera choristers had sung in Mandarin.

Concert Preview When the Vienna Piano Trio performs at a benefit for the Long Island Symphonic Choral Association on Saturday, local music lovers will have the opportunity to preview the ensemble's soldout concert coming up at Lincoln Center.

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The concert, a preview of the orchestra's Carnegie Hall appearance on Friday, features works by Brahms, Nielsen and Poul Ruders (631) 631-2787.

My first impressions of the hall's sound come from three inaugural events: a press preview concert on Wednesday; the first public concert on Friday night, a bracing program of contemporary chamber works conducted by John Adams; and a family concert at 11 a.m. on Saturday featuring the impressive Brooklyn Youth Chorus, directed by Dianne Berkun.

Mumford & Sons' late-summer concerts included previews of songs from the band's second album, "Babel," (Glassnote) which comes out on Tuesday.

A preview concert in Bedford-Stuyvesant last month featured the hip-hop artist Mos Def.

Earlier, during a folk festival preview concert on Friday night, Wilco opened its headlining set with Guthrie's "Christ for President," a puckish song of nonpartisan exasperation.

This year's Mostly Mozart Festival begins with a free preview concert at Avery Fisher Hall, with Louis Langrée conducting symphonies by Mozart (No. 40 in G Minor) and Beethoven.