Sentence examples for fixed concert from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fixed concert" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could potentially be used to describe a concert that is set or established, but the context is unclear without further information.
Example: "The fixed concert date was announced well in advance to ensure all fans could attend."
Alternatives: "scheduled concert" or "set concert date".
Any performer knows that unless you have a fixed concert date in your diary for a new piece, it will rarely be learned as thoroughly as it must be for public performance.
The latter fix basically concerts the public-key scheme into a symmetric one.
Jazz composers often present concert retrospectives of past achievements, honoring them in fixed form, but this concert had it both ways.
BOSTON — The Boston Pops holiday concert is as fixed a tradition as they come in this city, but this year there was a twist: a 7-foot-1 guest conductor who added a Michael Jackson song to the usual chestnuts and charmed the plaid-wool pants off the crowd at Symphony Hall.
But much has happened in the year or more since Mr. Dutoit must have fixed the repertory for this season's concerts.
Last year, a week before the pay-TV channel was to broadcast a concert with Garth Brooks, NetOps found and fixed a potentially fatal problem in a router.
"I couldn't get it fixed because we were in the middle of doing this concert tour and we were filming.
They looked more like rock fans who had waited all night to buy concert tickets than like people who wanted a hemline fixed.
True, they have fixed the wiring, the water supply and the roof; there are concerts in Haydn's frescoed music room, and a festival every July.
For example, an event like a broadway musical, concert, ballet or other theatrical performance has every movement staged by the author and is therefore "fixed".
For a fixed price of 24 euros, it's possible to dine on the boat and stay aboard for the concerts that start after 9 pm.
