Sentence examples for double concert from inspiring English sources

So rather than inviting the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, from Los Angeles, to play three nights of concerts at Rose Hall the normal way, the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra set up a double concert, "Big Band Bash," with both big bands together onstage at all times.

So it was like a double concert where the Wall was the division.

CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTER The society expands its intimate Rose Studio Concerts to double concerts this season; the latest program features Schubert's capacious Octet in F Major, performed by a group that includes the violinists Susie Park and Joseph Silverstein and the bassoonist Peter Kolkay.

Some stations have libraries, others double as concert venues.

While the opera world waits for his new opera, "The Exterminating Angel" — scheduled to premiere next year in Salzburg — composer Thomas Adès is taking time to play a demanding double piano concert Tuesday at the Colburn School with pianist Gloria Cheng.

This double-bill concert will include two different artists' programs in one evening: Dafna Naphtali's Audio Chandelier and Hans Tammen's Endangered Guitar.

(The term has created other misunderstandings: a rare double quartet-concert, in Cincinnati in 1961, was cancelled after a near-riot, because the patrons took the marquee billing "Ornette Coleman — Free Jazz" too literally and refused to pay admission).

MyMusicTaste, a Seoul-headquartered service that lets fans campaign to bring their favorite artists to their city, plans to double the concerts it organizes next year after raising an $11 million Series C. The round was led by KTB Network, with participation from Stonebridge and Yellow Dog.

It was this playful quality of invention and vivacity that made their double-bill concert Saturday at the Luckman Fine Arts Complex on the campus of Cal State L.A. so rewarding.

At "Tea at Trumps," Irma and Lou Colen let it be known that's the top tab for the double duo concerts benefiting the University of Judaism.

A weekend of jazz - three double-billed concerts by Asian musicians from New York and Japan - begins Friday.