Sentence examples for concerts given from inspiring English sources

There are 3 concerts given in the summer.

Concerts given by Dawn Upshaw, Garrick Ohlsson, the Broyhill Chamber Ensemble and others.

The English cabaret had its roots in the taproom concerts given in city taverns during the 18th and 19th centuries.

Bombed during World War II, the theatre reopened in 1946, partly through funds raised by benefit concerts given by Toscanini.

Describes an evening at a resort hotel, and one of the Indian concerts given by the Indian Pricess Amanoosuc, who entertained with native songs and dances.

But the Wigmore Hall's Cerha day put that music in the spotlight, with three concerts given in the presence of the composer, who will be 90 next year.

Western governments and publics, who became aware of Ethiopian hunger through the Band Aid and Live Aid charity concerts, gave freely.

In the old days people bought long subscriptions for concerts, giving orchestras a dependable source of advance income.

Paganini and Liszt endorsed him publicly, he electrified Wagner, and musicians who played in his concerts gave their services free.

Bertone also cruised clubs and concerts, giving shoes away to young influencers.

Concerts give you the full experience of listening to music and being around other fans too.