Sentence examples for each recital from inspiring English sources

Each recital includes works by one or both, and pieces by others who influenced or were influenced by them.

A premium is placed on musicians' constantly showing different sides of themselves and presenting different aspects of their repertories in each recital.

Each recital lasts about 75 minutes, with no intermission, and the somewhat hefty ticket price ($75) includes a drink before the performance and dessert after it.

If he were a concert pianist, each recital he gave would consist of the same piece of music, played meticulously - and authoritatively - over and over again with slight variations in tone, inflection and emphasis.

Our version of the "Iliad" was composed toward the end of what we assume were centuries of oral tradition — the "Iliad," like the "Odyssey" and other oral poems, had a genetic ability to reproduce itself, changing with each recital, picking up new details even as old ones were discarded, but always remaining recognizable.

Looking to 1999, there is "La Musique de France" on March 7 and an all-Beethoven program on May 2. For those who prefer to go to the Paramount Center for the Arts in Peekskill, each recital is given there on the previous Saturday evening (Sept . 26 Oct. 24, March 6 and May 1).

Also on the program are "pocket performances" of Bach's "Coffee" Cantata and Mozart's "Bastien and Bastienne," and a "Brandenburg" Concerto at each afternoon recital.

This month he collects a couple of prizes that each include a recital.

It is so improbable and distinctive that it seems a small miracle each time a recital there goes off successfully.

In addition he recorded a 30-minute cello recital each week, covering movements of concertos, virtuoso pieces and Classical and Baroque sonatas.

Last week each gave a recital that very much expressed who she was, which is perhaps the most important praise, above any discussion of the relative merits or disadvantages of each performance.