Sentence examples for conduct a revival from inspiring English sources

Charles Mackerras comes in to conduct a revival of David McVicar's Turn of the Screw.

Graham knew that he couldn't conduct a revival on such an unsteady spiritual premise, and that he probably shouldn't be heading a Christian school or seminary if he didn't believe what it proclaimed.

After intermission, with not enough time to get all of the black dye out of his gray hair and beard, he mounted the podium to conduct a revival of Franco Zeffirelli's eyeful of a production of Leoncavallo's "Pagliacci".

In 2004 she conducted a revival of John Adams's Nixon in China with the Opera Theater of St . Louis Mo).

Downes conducted a revival of Tosca in 1971, when the Cavaradossi was a young tenor called Placido Domingo.

Marco Armiliato conducts a revival that features Tamara Wilson, Violeta Urmana, Marcello Giordani, George Gagnidze, and Dimitry Belosselskiy in the leading roles.

Mr. Langrée conducts a revival of Mozart's "Marriage of Figaro" between June 10 and Aug. 16, and Peter Eotvos conducts a revival of Janacek's "Makropulos Case" between June 29 and Aug. 22.

Kirill Karabits first attracted attention in the UK when he conducted a revival of Eugene Onegin at Glyndebourne in 2008.

Davis thought for a moment and said: "I've never done it that way but let's try it!" I've just conducted a revival of Porgy and Bess.

Blitzstein's 28-piece orchestration, for instance, wasn't heard until a 1947 Broadway revival, with Leonard Bernstein conducting (a revival based on a concert staging at City Center, in fact), and has seldom been heard since; most subsequent stagings, including a 1985 Off Broadway revival with Patti LuPone, have used solo piano accompaniment.

Conducting duties, meanwhile, are shared between Colin Davis and Jiri Belohlavek - a familiar figure to British audiences thanks to his work with the BBC Symphony and at Glyndebourne, where last year he conducted a revival of Janacek's Jenufa, considered by many to be definitive.