Sentence examples for opera recitals from inspiring English sources
Between opera recitals, jazz jam sessions, contemporary-art shows, circus acts, theatrical declamations and postmodern installations, the offerings are endless.
Opera recitals are usually relatively formal affairs, so it was a treat to hear Mr. Calleja, 33, a tenor from Malta, in such an intimate space.
It was this office which subsidised the animated version of George Orwell's Animal Farm, which sponsored American jazz artists, opera recitals, the Boston Symphony Orchestra's international touring programme.
Rosenblatt had already rescued a series of opera recitals in 1999 when its original sponsor had pulled out, and founded a summer music festival at Branscombe in Devon.
It kept them in touch with the world too, relaying everything from FDR's fireside chats to stock and crop prices, from opera recitals to commentaries on far-away baseball games and boxing title fights.
At this neo-classical Beaux Arts beauty all activities are free, from exhibits by renowned local names such as conceptual artist Leandro Erlich, to opera recitals and tango dance classes on the terrace.
Paul Appleby and Nadine Sierra will perform later in the opera recital series.
The plot, which in part involves a surreptitiously recorded opera recital and Taiwanese crooks who want to pirate the recording, also resonates with our times.
Her recording of bel canto arias Stella di Napoli is shortlisted for opera recital CD of the year, and she is also among the female singer of the year nominees.
In general, this festival presents itself as more upmarket than the mass spectacle of Verona, with notable stars — Rolando Villazon and Patrizia Ciofi are the lovers in "Lucia" — and auxiliary concerts like, this year, an opera recital with Mr. Villazon and the Mozart Requiem in honor of the composer's hyperfeted 250th birthday.
At the iconic Sydney Opera House, high tea hits the high notes with an private opera recital while you peer over your cup to the harbour beyond (bookings are essential).
