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Another standing ovation erupted.

But the ovations erupted after Ms. Eaglen's first Wagner encore, an ardent account of "Dich, teure Halle" from "Tannhauser" that nearly took the roof off this hallowed hall.

Standing ovations erupted endlessly throughout the night.

This serious-minded 40-year-old German musician seemed somewhat dazed by the rock star ovation that erupted after his stunning performance.

The 10-minute ovation that erupted at the end of the Mahler made clear that supporters of the Los Angeles Philharmonic are thrilled with their new 28-year-old music director.

"That was so nice," murmured Jerry Lewis, 86, in acknowledgment of the heartfelt standing ovation that erupted when he stepped onto the Samuel Goldwyn Theater stage on Thursday night.

For me, the transcendent moment of the festival was the five standing ovations that erupted throughout a collaborative concert between gospel singer Craig Adams Voicess of New Orleans and Faiz Ali Faiz, the legendary Qawwali singer from Pakistan: two artists who crossed cultures to work together and thrill audiences with their collective voices joined in celestial song!

After Ruben Wolkowyski got a rebound in the final seconds, the fans gave the Sonics a standing ovation and then erupted with even louder applause when Rashard Lewis sank a 3-pointer to end the half.

He was overwhelmed by the thunderous ovation -- "The place erupted as if someone scored the winning goal in the seventh game of the Stanley Cup," he said -- and spoke to his daughter for about five minutes.

The orchestra's audiences have come to expect no less, and Thursday's packed house erupted in ovations after each performance, starting with Ligeti's "Clocks and Clouds".

Still, the house erupted in ovations at the end of the first act--prematurely, as regards the exquisite postlude of Verdi's love duet.