Sentence examples for enthralling performances from inspiring English sources

Deborah Voigt, soprano; Bavarian Radio Symphony, conducted by Richard Armstrong (EMI Classics) One of the great dramatic sopranos of all time, in radiant voice, gives enthralling performances of extended scenes from Wagner and Strauss operas.

With Scotland's opening World Cup qualifier in Macedonia less than two weeks away, the optimism and expectation that sprang from some enthralling performances at the group stage of this year's European Championship seems to have given way to apprehension.

The second part of the program opened with enthralling performances by Anna Tsoukala, a multi-talented actor from the National Theater of Greece, accompanied on piano by Gregory Post, composer, soloist, and graduate from Julliard and the Brooklyn College Conservatory of Music.

I will never forget the enthralling performance he and Ms. Loriod gave of "Visions de l'Amen," an audacious, wildly joyful and technically formidable work for two pianos.

Nevertheless, for the inquisitive, close-looking layperson, the show can be an enthralling, educational experience.

It was a faultless performance, enthralling and electrifying.

Peake's enthralling full-bodied and full-voiced performance confirmed, too, that Churchill had created a role that is a female conflation of King Lear and Prospero.

The same can certainly not be said of this display, as he produced a performance of mesmerising flair and enthralling entertainment to ensure Rory McIlroy's margin of victory was never assured, revealing his pride at being part of a "great experience".

Music robots have succeeded in entertaining and enthralling audiences around the world with their virtuoso performances.

Yesterday at Greenwich, Nick Skelton and his mount Big Star, Ben Maher and Triple X, Scott Brash and Hello Sanctos and Peter Charles and Vindicat produced a near-perfect performance to pip the Netherlands in an enthralling finale.

Sir Colin and the London players came to Avery Fisher Hall on Sunday afternoon, the first of three programs through tomorrow night, enthralling a hardy audience that had braved the day's snowy winds with a riveting concert performance of Britten's opera "Peter Grimes".