Sentence examples for hearing repertory from inspiring English sources

As it turned out, he and his players maintain a comfortable rapport, and if you are going to spend an afternoon hearing repertory staples, you could do far worse than to spend it with this ensemble.

Mainstream concertgoers, they say, demand to hear repertory staples and complain when subjected to unfamiliar contemporary works.

Born in Morocco, Aicha Redouane has revived a rarely heard repertory of Egyptian classical music that frames expansive vocal improvisations.

"One of the great things about the Columbia Orchestra is that a relatively small community hears repertory that you would hear in Los Angeles or New York," Love remarked of his strategy in booking a season.

There is nothing like hearing a repertory staple played by thrilled young musicians, many of whom may be playing it for the first time.

The fresh pleasures of hearing a repertory staple in the audience's native language were palpable on Sunday afternoon when the New York City Opera presented Mozart's "Magic Flute" in Andrew Porter's adroit and delightful English translation.

An excellent opportunity to hear great repertory in good hands.

It can be inspiring to hear standard repertory works played by young musicians discovering them for the first time.

If you check in on the pianist Simone Dinnerstein often enough, you can hear her repertory evolve with the deliberation of an early Minimalist score.

It's always exciting to hear the standard repertory played by young musicians discovering it for the first time.

Mr. Taylor is more typically heard in heavier repertory, from Liszt to Messiaen and Pierre Boulez, and this concerto seemed easy work for him.