Sentence examples for lively rendition from inspiring English sources
Much more effective was the lively rendition of Thomas Adès's quirky "Living Toys" (1993), whose five movements encompass glittering, high-pitched textures, a jazzy solo for trumpet that unfolds over big-band percussion interjections, a quote from the film "2001: A Space Odyssey" and innovative timbral gestures.
The first half of the program also included a lively rendition of Piazzolla's "Grand Tango," written for Mstislav Rostropovich.
It was a classic, but lively, rendition of decoration that could have been drawn from Mr. Valli's native Rome.
The soloists joined forces for a lively rendition of Stephen Schwartz's lighthearted "Bread" from the musical "The Baker's Wife".
Mr. Müller lurched drunkenly during his lively rendition of "The Soldier and the Sailor," which preceded the more subdued "Bonny at Morn".
Ekaterina Semenchuk's lively rendition of the "Chanson Bohémienne" from "Carmen" was followed by the eminent ballerina Diana Vishneva's sparkling performance of Alberto Alonso's choreography for Carmen's "Habanera".
Other familiar songs include lively renditions of "If Music Be the Food of Love" and "Sound the Trumpet," which he performs with the French countertenor Christophe Dumaux.
The program opened with spry, lively renditions of three dances: the Paduana, Coranta and Galliard by William Brade, an English composer of the late Renaissance and early Baroque eras.
In his place, the band leader and David Letterman sidekick Paul Schaeffer paired with the soul singer Solomon Burke for lively renditions of Little Richard's hits "Lucille" and "Tutti Frutti". Mr. Schaeffer played the piano standing up.
The program began with a lively, polished rendition of "Brazilian Fanfare," by the Brazilian composer Clarice Assad, in its New York premiere.
Mr. Davis and the Philharmonic, which had just learned of the appointment of Alan Gilbert as its next music director, opened the concert with a lively (if, again, muffled) rendition of Strauss's lighthearted "Till Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks" and ended it with Ravel's orchestration of Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition".
