Sentence examples for mainstream performances from inspiring English sources

Instead they spoke of preferences for a particular approach to sound, balance, ensemble size, tempo and all the other qualities by which mainstream performances are measured.

The reality is that mainstream performance practice has shifted.

A more mainstream performance was in Shibuya's The Shrikes (1961).

"King Arthur" does not have a mainstream performance tradition; it has long hovered on the outermost fringes of the operatic repertory.

By 1978, contemporary dance was firmly established in the UK, a volatile mix of earnest experimentation, mainstream performance and fashionable Lycra – and the Place continued to be its beating heart.

Circus and other acrobatic skills are creeping their way into mainstream performance, from the Metropolitan Opera to Spider Man.

There was no material from "A Love Supreme," none of the live Davis band repertory from the 1960's that has been omnipresent in mainstream jazz performances ever since.

At a master class in Paul Hall, Christie stressed the creative dimension of early-music playing — the opportunity to express oneself in a way that mainstream classical performance generally does not permit.

According to winner Bob The Drag Queen, this is because we are, in her eyes, at the threshold of the future of drag and mainstream queer performance.

Australia's larger cities offer fringe theatre as well as mainstream and alternative performances.

Page's performance was received well by critics; Lynn Hirschberg of The New York Times Magazine said "a star was born, but almost no one noticed", describing Hard Candy as Page's initial artistic breakthrough performance, and her role in the 2007 film Juno as her mainstream popularity breakthrough performance.