It was during those months that she completed what she has called the most personally meaningful of all her stories, the complex and deeply moving "June Recital," which became the centerpiece of her next collection, "The Golden Apples".
That violence against women might lead to unexpected outcomes — to a legal-defense fund for sexual-assault survivors, backed by the most glittering red-carpet walkers; to the resignations and downfalls of many powerful men; to the unthinkably moving public recital of more than forty victim-impact statements in a single courtroom — has been one energizing lesson of the past five months.
The recital moved into quite another sphere in the encores: Ms. Röschmann's transcendent "Lascia ch'io pianga" from "Rinaldo" and Mr. Daniels's deeply felt "Ch'io parta" from "Partenope".
"You can't move during the recital.
The sight of young, otherwise progressive Bangladeshis seeking capital punishment, through music, street theatre, chants and recitals, is both moving and unsettling.
The young German baritone Matthias Goerne assembled a moving if unusually melancholy program for his recital at Alice Tully Hall on Sunday afternoon, the first of two concerts that are part of Lincoln Center's Great Performers series.
A few hours after the American Composers Orchestra celebrates Philip Glass's 65th birthday with two premieres at Carnegie Hall, Carnegie is moving the party to the smaller Weill Recital Hall for an installment of its interview-and-concert Making Music series.
After moving to England, she made appearances in concerts, recitals and oratorio.
They are ready to be moved to any concert hall or recital studio in U.S. for only the cost of moving.
With the cooperation of Lincoln Center, Mr. Perahia's recital was moved to Sunday evening at Avery Fisher Hall, where he was greeted by warm applause when he appeared onstage.
