Sentence examples for conducting a revival from inspiring English sources

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.

A short distance away, an Islamic preacher was conducting a revival-style meeting, with perhaps 200 men gathered in a circle around him.

I've just conducted a revival of Porgy and Bess.

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

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.

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.

He was then invited by Covent Garden to conduct a revival of Mozart's La Clemenza di Tito in 1982 and was subsequently named as the company's first principal conductor (1986 91).

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.

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.