She sang many recitals for universities and other organizations.
In the decades that followed, the couple performed together in many recitals, and Mrs. Boatwright often sang songs by her husband, written for her.
During the rest of the year you can attend one of the many recitals by the students of the Mozarteum conservatory.
In 1934 Poulenc appeared as piano accompanist to the baritone Pierre Bernac in the first of many recitals over several years, an experience that deepened his understanding of the song as an art form.
Apart from stage work, it was helpful that I've done so many recitals, which I've always considered a kind of theatrical show, much more intimate than opera, with the semitones of chamber music.
Even those who look back nostalgically to the wild old days — Hamilton, an accomplished Scottish pianist, contrasts the showmanship of Liszt with the "sheer routine and funereal boredom" of many recitals he hears today — will be wary of reviving the habits of 1750 or 1800.
To catalogue a few of his lost wars of everyday life: For a time he refused to play the violin for charity because of his modest estimate of his own ability, and because he thought it unfair to professionals; under pressure, however, he gave many recitals.
I do not, of course, mean that the whole of the audience was made up of people of this sort; but to the trained eye there was obviously a large proportion of this element, as there is at so many recitals here.
She also gave many solo recitals, and particularly admired Mozart.
One downside of many organ recitals is that the performer, by architectural design, is hidden, usually up in the choir loft in the rear of the church.
