Sentence examples for on recital from inspiring English sources

He subsequently won the Derrinstown Trial at Leopardstown on Recital, albeit the colt's demeanour that day did not convince everyone.

Finally, Lord Justice Jackson said he was not deterred from granting the injunction by the fact that the betting public had placed wagers on Recital in the belief that Fallon would ride the colt.

He sat in the living room along with the parents and grandparents of her students on recital afternoons, clapping loudly and, afterward, dissecting each student's performance with her, rejoicing in the children's small victories, wincing sympathetically at the memory of their bumbles.

Kieren Fallon, who was forced to miss the ride on Recital at Epsom after an unprecedented court action by the owner of Native Khan, seems likely to get the call for one of the four Ballydoyle colts, while the trainer's son Joseph, who steered Roderic O'Connor to victory in the Irish 2,000 Guineas in May, could renew the partnership this weekend.

O'Brien, meanwhile, suffered yet again as a result of his "best available" policy, as he was forced to find a last-minute substitute on Recital when Kieren Fallon, as possibly only Fallon could, became the first jockey in Derby history to be scratched by a high court judge.

The debut LP from Simple Affections, released this week on Recital, isn't technically part of that saint series, but it finds McCann and his cast of collaborators (which stretches across four lines of text on the label's site) applying a lot of the same compositional tricks from those releases.

My mother sent us anyplace that had a hall where she could put on a recital," she writes.

Mr. Terfel will take something of a sabbatical next year, to focus on recitals and record a disc of Celtic songs.

On Oct. 16, Mr. Berman plays a solo recital with those fresh-sounding Layton studies, works by Kamran Ince, George Rochberg and Helfer, and a brilliant seven-minute Neo-Classical sonata by Mr. Shapero that almost never turns up on recitals.

In his youth, concert artists relied primarily on recitals to establish themselves and attract critical attention and acclaim; by the time of Szigeti's writings, the recital had been eclipsed in importance by the competition.

"We are going to be putting on five recitals, with some of the top pipers of today playing the tunes that were composed back then".