Sentence examples for concert settings from inspiring English sources
Concert settings around the city for decades have had to endure the shake, rattle and rumble of subways passing nearby.
The Stables' combination of studio and concert settings could encompass both performances and seminars devoted to Allmusic – Dankworth's pre-fashionable word for world music.
3. Since its kickoff show in the summer of 1922 the Hollywood Bowl has become one of America's most beloved outdoor concert settings.
Khayals, whose texts can range over subjects including deities, the seasons and love, are sometimes likened to Western lieder for their appearance in concert settings.
The composer Ernst Krenek wrote his one-act chamber opera "What Price Confidence?" in 1945 for four singers from the Metropolitan Opera who wanted an adventurous work that could be performed with piano in concert settings.
He would say the same of concert settings, and he cites the way all period-conscious conductors take music designed for liturgical use into secular halls as further evidence of compromise.
Her "Number Ones: Up Close and Personal" tour deviated from the full-scale theatrics found in her previous concert arena settings in favor of smaller venues.
In fact, as Schick told me, he has often taken the work outside conventional concert-hall settings: I've played both "Psappha" and Stockhausen's "Zyklus" easily over a hundred of times in factories, libraries, mental hospitals, retirement homes, and at a shopping mall.
Acoustic trauma occurs in many environments, including occupational (e.g., industrial, military), or recreational (e.g., musical concerts, hunting) settings.
It will include almost 100 works, woven through the church's various concert and liturgical settings: Concerts at One on Thursdays and Sunday morning services, at Trinity; and Compline by Candlelight on Sundays and Bach at One on Mondays, both at St. Paul's Chapel.
Orchestral and jazz concerts in mountain settings, under the theme "A Musical Odyssey: Masters of the Past and Present".
