Sentence examples for doing recitals from inspiring English sources

Even if you don't envision yourself being a concert pianist doing recitals in a tux, one of the best ways to build a good foundation as a musician is to learn piano.

When I travel and do recitals, I always program a big piece of Canadian music".

At the end the host said that she would be doing a recital at Alice Tully Hall.

And it's so charming that I think, Why don't people know about it?" Bringing across an artiste like Printemps is a little different from doing a recital of Jenny Lind's music, or Jane Bathori's, to name performers who in recent seasons received homages from Barbara Bonney and Dawn Upshaw.

I may be doing a recital this summer.

The music I do in recitals tend to be the western art song, and of course this isn't the moment to sing [Schubert's] An Die Musik, say".

In an interview with The Telegraph in advance of the Classical Brit awards in London, Mr. Carreras, 62, seemed to indicate that his opera career was at an end and was quoted as saying: "If I can do concert recitals, adapting the repertoire to my needs, then no problem.

Founded in 1874 by German Jews to provide young Jewish men with a proper gathering place, the Y had moved uptown to Lexington Avenue and 92nd Street by the time its administrators decided to add to the arts and educational programming "a new activity in the form of dancing of a sort that is done in recitals," as a 1930 institutional report put it.

Before that, though, I did a recital when I was 3, a poetry recital at this Ukrainian event.

The little speeches from the stage did her recital no good.

He did a recital last May at the University of Maine at Farmington, some Schubert and spirituals.