Sentence examples for imaginative programme from inspiring English sources

Happily, he has become a regular at the Wigmore Hall, where he's revealed his knack for imaginative programme building.

The second of his Proms with this great orchestra promises to be a highlight, with a very imaginative programme, as well as an encounter with soprano Karita Mattila".

Academy String Orchestra For its first ever appearance in Edinburgh this orchestra from the RSAMD performs an imaginative programme conducted by Martin Hughes.

Their voices were swallowed by the huge space and co-ordination problems between soloists and the ensemble resulted in an un-Mozartian mess.Mozart aside, the imaginative programme worked brilliantly.

Their CD, recorded live, celebrates the achievements of Davis and Coltrane in a subtle, imaginative programme by a finely-honed quintet making the best kind of homage.AtmosphericsA CD by a Swedish trio also demonstrates intuitive teamwork, as well as proving how international top-flight jazz has become.

Far more challenging for curator, artist and visitor alike are those parks that use the wider landscape as a cue for, and foil to, the works themselves.Commanding heightsThe Yorkshire Sculpture Park sits in 500 acres of land on the Bretton Hall estate near Wakefield in the north of England, and is home to an imaginative programme of exhibits.

Proms 63-65: Three brilliantly imaginative programmes from three of music's most forward-thinking conductors.

The Nash Ensemble give imaginative programmes, but this one seemed topsy-turvy.

Less trumpeted perhaps than some of this season's myriad themes, the Wigmore Hall's Bartók feature has combined highly imaginative programmes with exceptionally fine performances.

You cannot order predictable outcomes in terms of ratings, slots and audience types as well as unusual, fresh and imaginative programmes.

Spain's endangered Iberian lynx was brought back from brink of extinction thanks to an imaginative conservation programme that has brought hunters, farmers and the tourist industry under its wing.