Sentence examples for its first ever performance from inspiring English sources

George Butterworth's Fantasia for Orchestra received its first ever performance, though that was not the major discovery it promised to be.

Schoenberg's expressionist masterpiece was given its first ever performance by Henry Wood in 1912, who told his uncomprehending players: "This is nothing to what you'll have to play in 25 years' time".

Come March 25, the band will be able to cross another major city off the bucket list after announcing its first-ever performance in Havana.

This will be his first ever performance as a comedian – so I have to ask: why did he ever agree to do it?

If it's your first ever performance and you're really nervous, practice holding the guitar in front of a mirror, even play a few songs to yourself, see how you look, and go from there.

The BBC was broadcasting a piece of opera history - the first ever performance of Alban Berg's Lulu in its entirety.

Wilson also includes the childhood stunt that Abramović has billed as her first ever performance.

The creation was inaugurated with the first ever performance in China of Puccini's Turandot, a controversial opera in the country.

The animal was named Dolly after the singer, who stole the show with her first ever performance at the festival last week.

"Mr. Bruce has played on this stage, jamming several times with Jon Bon Jovi, who got his start on this stage when he was 17. John Lennon and Yoko Ono sat at that bar and saw the first ever performance of 'Beatlemania.'...".

Richard's a Woolfe in sheep's clothing this year The presentation of the new season was concluded with the first ever performance by the young people taking part in the Van Outen-fronted Hairspray: The School Musical - did you see what they did there?