Sentence examples for hungarian performance from inspiring English sources

And as Charlotta, Hungarian performance artist Eva Magyar is sensational as a conjuror with half a cucumber stowed in her pocket.

December 5 2014 December 6 6 2014 The young Hungarian performance artists Bea Egyed and Milán Újvári present a highly physical, sometimes combative duet that explores the dynamics of love.

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The Hungarian's performance overshadowed a strong showing by the American team, which placed three fencers among the top 32 finishers.

This Hungarian-sourced performance, conducted by György Vashegyi, certainly emphasises the music's colour, grandeur and rhythmic vitality, though the slightly boomy recording acoustic isn't ideal.

Hungarian-born performance artist Istvan Kantor, who has a well-documented penchant for utilizing his own blood for the sake of his craft, was taken to a nearby hospital for mental evaluation Wednesday after museum security removed him from the show.

Aware of the delicate situation, Mahler moved cautiously; he delayed his first appearance on the conductor's stand until January 1889, when he conducted Hungarian language performances of Das Rheingold and Die Walküre to initial public acclaim.

The European Parliament had recently issued a scathing report on the Hungarian government's performance, and Orban was fuming.

There he worked to develop Hungarian-language operatic performance with the intention of creating an opera company capable of competing with the German Theatre of Pest.

Figure 7 illustrates the optimal performance of Hungarian algorithm when it is employed to assign channels among the femtocells in a physical cluster based on a minimum interference generation criterion.

But the works are presented in three concerts intended to show "Bartok's debt to the human voice," in Ms. Tomer's words, variously including a work by the Hungarian composer Peter Eotvos and performances by David Longstreth, the founder of the rock band Dirty Projectors, and the innovative Czech vocalist, violinist and composer Iva Bittova.