Sentence examples for elegant performance from inspiring English sources
As the last performer in the free skate, though, Nagasu gave an elegant performance that drew her up to fourth position.
And the great baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky gives a classy, elegant performance as the conflicted Don Carlo.
Next Mr. Andsnes gave an elegant performance of Beethoven's "Moonlight" Sonata.
In his Met debut Louis Langrée conducts an urgent, elegant performance.
The conductor Manfred Honeck drew a lively, supple and elegant performance from all.
Yet she gave a vulnerable, utterly honest and, in its way, elegant performance.
In City Opera's reverent new production, Lauren Flanigan tempers her volatile style to deliver one of her most elegant performances.
You have undoubtedly heard smoother, more elegant performances than Goodman's (and for that matter, the Boston Symphony's); nor does the antiquated sound help.
When Mr. Maazel relaxed the tempos, as he did in much of the Second Symphony, the orchestra produced more suitably elegant performances.
Schumann called these pieces the music student's "daily bread," and there was more than a touch of Schumannesque pliancy in Mr. Schiff's elegant performances.
Through her elegant performances and her sought-after recordings, she influenced more young pianists and piano aficionados than even she may have realized.
