Sentence examples for introducing audiences from inspiring English sources

Such concerns included, for example, protecting the artist's voice and introducing audiences to unconventional material.

What do you hope will be the effect of introducing audiences to this counternarrative about the continent?

Mr. Kotlowitz played a similar role in introducing audiences to "Monty Python's Flying Circus," live performances of New York City Ballet and the New York Philharmonic, "Bill Moyers Journal" and "Nature".

Wozzeck was a tough work to undertake: if we were introducing audiences and participants to a new art form, then let it be to the art form at its most challenging and spiritually powerful.

In the show, directed by Tony Taccone, she speeds through 14 characters in 80 minutes, introducing audiences to a collection of immigrants who have come together for a poetry slam.

The festival, the choreographer Luciana Achugar said, "was a good way of possibly introducing audiences that are thinking of dance only as Pilobolus or Ballet Hispanico, to educate them in other things that are happening".

Throughout his extraordinary career, Ruff has introduced audiences around the world to jazz.

So in 2006, Nathaniel Stookey and I wrote The Composer Is Dead to introduce audiences to classical music and orchestral instruments.

Elizabeth Streb and her performers will present two free shows this weekend to introduce audiences to Ms. Streb's new Action Invention Lab.

But with humor, intelligence, respect and affection, he introduces audiences of all ages to the world of jazz.

But it has introduced audiences to 20th-century works by Janacek, Hindemith, Michael Tippett and other significant composers.