Sentence examples for early performances of from inspiring English sources

In Ondekoza and in the early performances of Kodo, women performed only dance routines either during or between taiko performances.

After one of my early performances of Mahler's Fifth Symphony the conversation went like this.

Ms. Mounsey joined City Ballet in 1949, dancing in many of its early performances of Balanchine's "Serenade" (as the Dark Angel) and "The Four Temperaments".

"Because of 'Gatz' I become less distraught when we have a quiet audience during the early performances of some of our other shows," Mr. Collins said.

Listening to his songs brings to mind accounts of how audiences for early performances of Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde" fainted, overcome by the music's beauty.

As the son of the founders of LA's Comedy Store, Shore saw early performances of Williams and Carrey in the 70s and 80s.

The early performance of the newly black-controlled companies exceeded expectations.

He attended an early performance of his oratorio A Child of Our Time in the 1940s and was immediately ensnared.

I often think of an early performance of his, on the nineties standup showcase "Def Comedy Jam".

At an early performance of "Parsifal," listeners hissed an unmusical vulgarian who yelled out "Bravo!" after the Flower Maidens scene.

The sales have even bettered the early performance of the PlayStation 2, which went on to sell over 150m units.