Specific room types are then addressed progressing through small, medium, and large auditoria, recital halls, theaters, churches (both traditional and large), and synagogues, using illustrative examples.
The legacy of Marxism looms large with live recital of all three volumes of Das Kapital, directed by British artist-film-maker Isaac Julien, for the duration of the event.
Smaller than the nine-room Chappaqua facility, the Katonah branch has three music rooms, said Deborah Molodofsky, the conservatory's director who is also a concert violinist One of the rooms is large enough for recitals and musical productions.
The musical theme was reiterated by the friendly owners, Dan Epstein, a professor of chamber music at Bennington College and the Manhattan School of Music, and his wife, Betsey Peters-Epstein, a cantor, who offer occasional recitals in the large parlor.
In a small, dim concert hall on Tuesday afternoon, Sarah Connolly, the British mezzo-soprano, gave a New York recital debut that was large in every sense.
The young German violinist is a master of this literature, and his playing enchanted the large audiences at back-to-back recitals in Alice Tully Hall.
When I was a child, performing piano recitals made up a large and ominous part of my musical training.
Carnegie Hall is too large, ideally, for a violin and piano recital.
A large, eager audience turned up for the recital, ignoring predictions of stormy weather, which never came.
Perhaps the bargain was subliminal rather than overt; in any case, an unusually large version of the Met Chamber Ensemble convened at Weill Recital Hall on Sunday to play works by John Cage, Morton Feldman, Leon Kirchner, Elliott Carter, Milton Babbitt and Charles Wuorinen.
