Sentence examples for concluded concert from inspiring English sources

For Insane Clown Posse, this three-hour tour of the East River was an occasion to celebrate a recently concluded concert at Gramercy Theater, the group's first New York show in roughly a decade, and to unwind before a planned performance Sunday at the Bamboozle Festival in East Rutherford, N.J.

Symphonies by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Joseph Haydn or Ludwig van Beethoven usually opened or concluded concerts, and "while these works were revered as models of great music, they were ultimately less popular than the arias and scenes from operas and oratorios that stood prominently in the middle of these concerts".

There is also a concluding concert at Weill Recital Hall on Sunday afternoon.

Offerings also include art projects, the chance to sit in on preschool programs and a concluding concert with the school's teenage rock bands.

Sunday's concluding concert presents those singers in an evening of Ms. Monk's work, including excerpts from her opera "Atlas".

As you might expect, the three most famous contemporary Polish composers — Krzysztof Penderecki, Witold Lutoslawski and Henryk Gorecki — are represented, with Lutoslawski getting a full program to himself (the concluding concert, on Friday).

Starting with a Bach concert on 28 January, he will then play the late sonatas of both Beethoven and Schubert before a "French" programme of Chopin, Debussy and Boulez and a concluding concert in May featuring Schumann, Liszt and Stockhausen.

Both composers and musicians say that the exercise has increased mutual respect and understanding.After three days of tutoring, rehearsals and video analysis it is time for the concluding concert.

But then a fascinating cascade of chamber music concerts, discussions and demonstrations followed over the next five days, and the orchestra offered outstanding examples of new music with computer-realized sound in its concluding concert at Carnegie Hall.

For Wednesday night's concluding concert, Mr. Salama brings his Cairo Orchestra, with its strings and ouds and oblique flutes, to perform "Egypt," emphasizing both the grandeur and joyous gratitude of Islam.

Such a series could easily become a snooze-worthy parade of Czech greatest hits, but to its credit, Caramoor's artistic team has energized the week by bringing over a young Czech composer, Krystof Maratka, whose orchestral work "Otisk" will have its world premiere in tonight's concluding concert.