"We're smart enough to have learned any lessons performance-wise, we won't miss anything, but I don't want to rush into anything.
There will also be dance lessons, performances and an art workshop to create paper tiles to be added to a mosaic design.
"OPEN HOUSE: A CELEBRATION OF LEONARD BERNSTEIN," with mini-music lessons, performances and discussions, Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. at the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, 58 Seventh Avenue, at Lincoln Place, Park Slope.
In its thematic organization, the exhibition, complemented by costume designs, stage sets and photographs, devotes sections to Degas's images of the dancers' private world, portraits of famous ballerinas, classroom lessons, performances onstage and encounters between dancers and their admirers.
Today Mr. Jefferson keeps a tight schedule, fitting in his reed lessons with performances and recording dates while also working on arrangements for his combo's performances.
A master class is an awkward hybrid: part lesson, part performance, in front of an audience.
Weekend packages include three nights at the hotel and a pass to lessons, shows, performances and socials, most of which will take place on premises.
The Hans are doing their best to shape their son's musical growth, accompanying him to every lesson and performance, even cleaning and polishing his instrument.
At Mr. Segev's Wednesday concert, which he called "Four Centuries of Swing," the music was wrapped in a sugarcoated lesson in performance practice and musicology.
The events, some of them free, include demonstrations, lessons and performances, four of them outdoors in the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx, in Bryant Park, at Orchard Beach and in Central Park.
Waters took it a bit too far when Pink Floyd recorded this song, spitting in a fan's face as he tried to mount the stage, but take a lesson in performance from Elvis Costello, hunched over himself like a spiteful gnome playing Watching the Detectives (3.15mins into this clip) on the Stiff tour of 1977.
