Sentence examples for its recital from inspiring English sources
With a budget of $1.7 million this year (the center receives considerable facilities and in-kind aid from the New York State University system) Staller still has to fill 1,000 seats at every performance in the main stage and 370 seats in its recital hall to break even as it has these last two years.
(Holland) BEJUN MEHTA AND LISA SAFFER (Tuesday) The George London Foundation appears to be spreading its wings to match the refurbished splendor of its home in the Morgan Library & Museum; its recital series this year is particularly strong.
Though Erik Satie's "Vexations" (1893) consisted of only a half sheet of notation, its recital had previously been deemed impossible, as the French composer had suggested at the top of his original manuscript that the motif be repeated eight hundred and forty times.
In fact, Beethoven is not represented at all in its recital at Weill Recital Hall tonight, where its regular roster -- Mark Steinberg and Serena Canin, violinists; Misha Amory, violist; and Nina Maria Lee, cellist -- will be augmented by two visitors from the Juilliard String Quartet, the violist Samuel Rhodes and the cellist Joel Krosnick.
The Declaration of Independence and its recital that all are created equal?
Appearing on stage wearing a long black evening gown, Carey discussed the song's composition and development with the audience, prior to its recital.
These days, Saratoga Springs prefers to emphasize its dance recitals, its concerts, and a slots-free Broadway of upscale restaurants, shops and inns.
On Thursday at the 92nd Street Y, the Orion String Quartet celebrated its 20th anniversary by repeating the program it played for its New York recital debut there in March 1989.
Here, in its Weill Recital Hall debut, it starts -- as what quartet doesn't, these days?
But the Met also recognizes that it should maintain a presence in the parks with live music, and on Monday evening it opened this year's installment of its Summer Recital Series with a program of arias and duets, with three young singers — Angela Meade, soprano; Jennifer Johnson Cano, mezzo-soprano; and Atalla Ayan, tenor — as part of Central Park SummerStage.
JAMES R. OESTREICH OSLO STRING QUARTET This Norwegian foursome performs its New York recital debut with an intriguing program that includes selections from both its national and regional repertory: the United States premiere of a work by the prominent Norwegian composer Lasse Thoresen and the String Quartet No. 5 by the Swedish composer Wilhelm Stenhammar.
