Sentence examples for make the concert from inspiring English sources

Sellouts make the concert experience better for musicians and audience alike.

This, he said, would be intended "to make the concert experience more relevant to people's lives.

But Lorin Maazel found a way to make the concert at least partly about himself.

The person could not make the concert and sold the ticket to a co-worker, who happened to be Ms. Cramer.

Orchestras across the country are fumbling for ways to make the concert experience more "intimate" and "emotional," which is what, according to surveys and focus groups, audiences crave.

The intense pressure to make the concert happen is suggested in a radio broadcast from the day before the concert, during which the announcer Frank Terry snarks that "apparently it's one of the most difficult things in the world to give a free concert".

In an effort to make the concerts accessible to audiences like the schoolchildren who got to see Ms. Kim perform, tickets were mostly free.

Jackson's 50 dates would make the concerts the longest residency at the arena.

After the county approved the raves, Supervisor Josie Gonzales, who represents the area where the venue is, told The Times that officials were confident they could make the concerts safe.

Death made the concert's most genre-defying music.

(It was his only solo all night, which made the concert's title, "Ahmad Jamal and Wynton Marsalis," a little misleading).