Sentence examples for lucid performances from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tetzlaff's cool precision blended well with Ms. Weithaas's slightly mellower sound in lucid performances of 14 of the duos.

His vibrant, probing, lucid performances of Beethoven and Schubert during the 1920's were altogether revelatory, bringing new light to repertory that was inadequately comprehended.

It is more complete than any previous set, and Ms. Ariagno's lucid performances manage the balances between nostalgia and experimentation, feeling and restraint, that are at the heart of Hahn's aesthetic.

And while Mr. Iwuji and Mr. Stoll turn in crisp and lucid performances as the great general Othello and his envious ensign Iago, they don't really stand out in a talented crowd.

The Mostly Mozart Festival's first order of business this summer was to reacquaint its audiences with the festival orchestra, a modern-instrument freelance band that gave lucid performances of Mozart and Mahler on Tuesday.

So it's good to have a new Naxos recording with Marin Alsop conducting the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and Chorus in sensitive, exciting and impressively lucid performances of three Bernstein works: the Symphonic Suite from "On the Waterfront," "Chichester Psalms" and Three Dance Episodes from "On the Town".

This was not the most precise or texturally lucid performance.

One could hear the process of this multiple exploration in Mr. Ohlsson's lucid performance.

And what a relief this well-played, vigorous and lucid performance was.

The heart of the evening is William Forsythe's Workwithinwork, which draws a lucid performance from these dancers.

Mr. Brown gave a lucid performance of George Perle's "Short Sonata," a vivacious and engaging work from 1964 that appeared to have gate-crashed this new-music festival.