Sentence examples for going to classical from inspiring English sources

And, as I believe they say in that world (though it's painful even to write, and it's people who say it who stop me from going to classical concerts): bravo!

Maybe we should keep back some tickets for sale only a month ahead so as to give people who are not so used to going to classical concerts and booking very early the chance to go.

Perhaps he now wants to show he's potentially capable of taking gentle hand-in-hand walks in the park with the frame, going to classical concerts with the frame, wearing matching duffel coats with the frame, comparing notes on Sylvia Plath with the frame, before giving the frame a chaste kiss on the cheek and going home on his own.

Back in February, Terauds wrote on his blog about how going to classical performances can be intimidating.

I also went to classical music concerts whenever I could".

When young people go to classical concerts, they bring expectations formed, in part, by pop and rock events.

(The rest of the money will go to classical, folk and other music in the Latin initiative).

Hollande added that the building aimed to attract a new audience, particularly youngsters who did not usually go to classical concerts.

Disabled people (and there are many who go to classical concerts) were grumbling about the difficulty they had with the new luxurious stairs.

These people, also characterized as "cultural imperialists" and "commissars," have conducted a long and tireless campaign to force everyone else to look at conceptual art and go to classical music.

I remember reading something – do you know Jonathan Rose's The Intellectual Life of the British Working Classes? – about how many working-class people loved to go to classical music concerts, and then it stopped.