Sentence examples for operatic challenges from inspiring English sources

Despite China's awkward progress on many issues of concern to Westerners, its resolve to confront operatic challenges - from natural disaster to economic crisis - is inspiring.

It's not a place where you can imagine the world's biggest operatic challenge being staged.

— In recent years nothing has inspired the select young singers and instrumentalists of the Tanglewood Music Center, the prestigious training institute run by the Boston Symphony Orchestra at its summer home here, more than working with James Levine on challenging operatic repertory.

Such differences between operatic and balletic time pose choreographic challenges.

Embodying the Braswell cousins and others from the tree, I perform original songs and soap operatic narratives investigating love, loss and the challenges of artistic and sexual self-realization.

Director Gavin Hood commented on Gregson-Williams' style, saying: "Harry's challenge is to give us operatic scale, but also keep it intimate and human.

It was the final campaign in the career of an implacable warrior and artistic guerrilla, whose revolutionary aspirations challenged the entrenched values of the operatic establishment.

Their depths are expressed through Gershwin's omnivorous, dazzling music rather than solely through the text, and the challenge for performers is a typically operatic one: endowing archetypes with life and individuality.

The story of an operatic triumph is the story of a thousand small challenges and compromises.

We will be delighted when the day comes when Mr. Steel and his City Opera are ready to challenge Mr. Gelb and the Met to a true operatic duel.

That's a challenge, he said, because you also have to have those operatic voices.