Sentence examples for massed performance from inspiring English sources

It is also true that a madrigal sung by 50 instead of by only five musicians will be more readily and rapidly understood by those directly involved because a massed performance of a five-part madrigal with 10 singers on each line is a more practical proposition than forming 10 separate consorts of five soloists.

It's not everyday that one gets to witness a spontaneous gathering of artists, singers, musicians, and dancers performing a perfectly rehearsed mass performance piece.

"I could hear Jed when he played," said Beata Moon, a pianist and composer who performed in a somewhat smaller mass performance in 2003.

A mass performance of Auld Lang Syne featuring all of the ceremony's performers and the thousands in the audience followed.

Later, Sehgal bought yet another mass performance to Tate Modern's Turbine Hall.

The 10-week scheme culminated in a mass performance in Canary Wharf.

The event culminates in a mass performance of Orlando Gough's "Making Music Overture".

"That's 10,675," said Mr. Sansonia, a composer and lyricist who took part in the mass performance of the piece on Friday.

The evening will end with a sweet gesture: Wincenc will join with dozens of her current and former students in a mass performance of Andrew Thomas's "A Samba".

Bo made waves nationally with his populist campaigns, which ranged from a "sing red" campaign promoting the mass performance of revolutionary songs to the "strike black" drive against organised crime and a billion pound tree-planting scheme.

The approval process was cut short when the group decided to cancel over safety concerns in Japan, he said, acknowledging that "there might be a problem" in gaining approval for a Mass performance in China.