Sentence examples for making recitals from inspiring English sources

As Susan Kaiser-Greenland wrote, "Nothing lasts forever can be the slogan you use to justify putting aside the work, chores, planning, organizing and other heavy-lifting of parenting to be there for the guitar playing, wreath making, recitals, ball games, birthdays, bath times, bed times, laughter and tears".

In 1985 Upshaw shared the first prize in the Walter M. Naumburg Competition, consequently making her recital debut at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.

After 1965, Ms. de Larrocha visited the United States regularly, and continued making annual recital, concerto and, occasionally, chamber music appearances, until her retirement in 2003.

He entered the Franz Liszt Academy of Music, making his recital debut at 11; at 14 he played the Dvorak concerto with a symphony orchestra on a few hours' notice.

Mr. Tritle oversaw the building of a magnificent new Mander pipe organ to replace the church's deteriorating electronic organ, as well as its installation in 1993, and made organ recitals a regular part of Sacred Music.

"Lisztomania" swept across Europe, the emotional charge of his recitals making them "more like séances than serious musical events", and the reaction of many of his listeners could be characterized as hysterical.

Returning to the United States, Mr. Greenhouse made his recital debut at Town Hall in 1946.

Now teaching at Westminster Choir College in New Jersey, Baldwin makes rare recital appearances.

But, even then, her innate musicality managed to make her recital of enormous strings of numerals deeply engrossing and involving.

Studied at the New York College of Music (Mannes), Made his recital debut with an impressive review from the NYTimes.

In the early 1950's, she made her recital debut at Town Hall.