Sentence examples for inviting chamber from inspiring English sources

And Dion Millington's performance as Effie at the Harlem Repertory Theater's inviting chamber production of the show is a thrilling reminder of how and why.

The 125-seat converted barge docked near the Brooklyn Bridge that is the site of this inviting chamber music series is ideally intimate, though hardly grandiose.

But I did get an email the following day from the heckler apologising profusely, revealing he had drunk three bottles of wine and inviting me to his chambers for lunch.

He chose his friends by inviting them into his chambers to smoke.

More to the point were the peculiarly alluring harmonic explorations that make Janacek's operas and chamber works so inviting and a level of sheer dramatic energy that far outstripped that of "Taras Bulba".

The 92nd Street Y has been trying to liven up its chamber music series by inviting more guest players — ideally relatively starry ones — to perform with members of the core ensemble, the Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio.

What she didn't say was that in providing that example, I was also inviting my sons into the inner chambers of my life.

As the title suggests, Mr Spence has a uniquely inviting approach to building an audience for chamber music.

MARTIN IN THE FIELDS CHAMBER ENSEMBLE The Morgan Library and Museum's inviting little concert hall will be graced by this eminent London group, which will perform Dvorák's String Sextet in A Major and the Octets for Strings by Mendelssohn and Shostakovich.

VIENNA Not long ago it looked as if cuts in arts funding would sound the death knell of the Vienna Chamber Opera, known in German as the Kammeroper, an ensemble esteemed for its chamber-scale productions in an intimate, inviting setting.

Houses look empty, meals abandoned; an oven stands open, as if inviting entry; a green-tiled shower suggests an execution chamber.