Sentence examples for concert set up from inspiring English sources

Thursday's concert set up elements that were carried over into Friday's: "L'Ascension," shimmering and deliberately noble; Ravel's concerto, answered in "Turangalila's" solo piano line; and Saint-Saëns's monumental "Organ" Symphony, a work akin to "Turangalila" in its ambitious scope.

Another concert set up by the Salvation Army raised $2,300 more for victims.

The band was then asked to play in the North Pole for roughly 100 contest winners of a concert set up by Molson, a Canadian beer company.

But most people come to use the marina, which can fit 30 boats; others groove to weekly jazz concerts set up by the park service.

Most notably, however, the band participated at Live 8, a series of charitable benefit concerts set up to raise global awareness.

Before each concert, they set up a bazaar in front of the auditorium, and barter memorabilia, drugs, tickets, etc.

When you see a concert getting set up, find someone who looks like they know what they are doing and ask if they need help setting up.

At the Pomodoro Foundation, an exhibition and concert space he set up five years ago in Milan, he is putting the final touches on a basement labyrinth that leads to an inner sanctum, a shrine to the 18th-century adventurer, fraudster and esotericist Giuseppe Balsamo, alias Count Cagliostro.

Hon Him transformed the whole auditorium into a huge installation, breaking down and deconstructing the traditional concert set-up to explore new and diverse ways of performing, bending space into an organic system.

They meet in stairwells and stage impromptu opera concerts, they have set up a speakers' corner, brought artworks to the district and paid for their installation out of their own pockets.

The cost includes a raft of technological upgrades, including an audio-video feed, a Spanish simulcast over cellphone and a concert-size stage set up on the Bowl, the sodded campus lawn where the first lady will speak.