Sentence examples for eclectic programme from inspiring English sources

Three new Sinfonietta commissions were crammed into an eclectic programme of six works.

The Greenwich and Docklands festival is satisfying that demand with an eclectic programme that supports international and homegrown talent alike.

Aside from the old Iggy records, it serves an extremely eclectic programme of DJs and live acts.

The Aurora's first major concert – an eclectic programme of Schoenberg, Hindemith, Debussy and Wagner in 2005 – was a sellout.

Apparently the shop owner stages these informal gigs regularly; by the time the eclectic programme has finished, I am rather expecting an invite to sleep over.

Few other orchestras could collaborate on such an eclectic programme, and very few could deliver it all with such unwavering skill.

Flea from the Red Hot Chilli Peppers was there to play his respects, Patti Smith was there, Baaba Maal was there, Bill Frisell turned up for a jam, and the eclectic programmes buzzed with beatboxers, traditional Moroccan drum-choirs, hip-hop bands, big-bands and a lot more.

The legendary and hugely influential Lou Reed is coming to BBC 6 Music this autumn, with a series of 12 eclectic programmes called Lou Reed's New York Shuffle – and to celebrate the latest arrival to the 6 Music DJ roster we thought why not have a whole Now Playing dedicated to his music.

We have created a haven at Grace, with everything from medical services to spa treatments, healthy eating to the best in fitness and an eclectic events programme to complete the mind, body, soul circle.

The lineup promises to be as eclectic as the programme, with enough alt-folk, jazz, and blufunk to keep many a muso content.

XOYO, EC2, Sat BBT Butter Side Up tend to offer an eclectic and innovative programme aimed at the more discerning clubber.