"memorial performance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a performance or event that is held in memory of someone who has passed away. Example: The theater put on a beautiful memorial performance in honor of the famous actor who had recently passed away.
But his world ranking has slipped, and his Tal Memorial performance will not help improve it.
Instead, the orchestra gave a memorial performance of Brahms's "German Requiem".
On May 26 the festival will hold a memorial performance for the singer Jeanne Lee, who died in October 2000.
Another was a memorial performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony at the former concentration camp in Mauthausen, Austria, in 2000.
After a memorial performance of Brahms's "German Requiem" last evening, concerts for tonight and tomorrow afternoon have been canceled.
There will be a memorial performance on a date to be announced at the Connecticut Ballet studio, 20 Acosta St. in Stamford.
A memorial benefit performance for the Amato Opera in her honor is planned.
A Hasidic family walking down by the pier made a detour up onto the concrete, drawn in by the snaky, vaguely klezmer-like strains of a waltz, "Whack Clown," which Mr. Lewis wrote for the memorial of the performance artist Mark Ashwill.
Trenton War Memorial, Memorial Drive.
Besides her silver medal, she won the Steven De Groote Memorial Award for best performance of chamber music and the Beverley Taylor Smith Award for the best performance of a new work.
Tim has won the Lemelson-MIT Student Prize, Grand Prine in the National Inventor Hall of Fame's Collegiate Inventors Competition, and the Leon Reznick Memorial Prize for "outstanding performance in research" from Harvard Medical School.
