Sentence examples for concert subscription from inspiring English sources
Her lawyer father gave her a concert subscription and she kept a notebook of every event attended: she could tell you how a 1932 recital of Brahms's violin sonatas by Adolf Busch and Rudolf Serkin began nervously and ended superbly.
Jukely, a monthly concert subscription service, says it's breaking records (and not the vinyl kind).
Jukely, the unlimited concert subscription startup, has been expanding its services to cities all over the U.S. since its launch last October.
Monthly concert subscription service Jukely has raised $8 million in a seed extension round from existing investors to expand into at least 20 more cities in the next year.
My efforts were fueled by a new concert subscription program called Jukely Unlimited which, to put it in Jukely co-founder Bora Celik's own words, is "kind of like Netflix for concerts".
The agreement also calls for a joint effort by the musicians and the society to improve fund-raising and concert subscriptions.
In fact, affordable is a just a polite way of saying truly cheap: $82 for a seven-concert subscription.
Orpheus begins its anniversary festivities with the pianist Richard Goode on Saturday, opening its five-concert subscription series at Carnegie Hall.
"There was no 'Here's our six-concert subscription season, we can't lose that,' or 'We have this great pops program that's bringing in a lot of money, we don't want to touch that.' There was nothing set in stone".
By the time of Mr. Ericson's mandatory retirement from his radio choir post (a civil service job) in 1983, the ensemble had established a seven-concert subscription series, four or five annual collaborations with the radio orchestra and about one commission per season.
Founded in 1900 by Franz X . Arens an immigrant conductor who found high ticket prices objectionable even then, Peoples' Symphony started out as an orchestral series that offered a five-concert subscription for 25 cents to $1.25 and single seats for as little as a dime.
