Sentence examples for part in performance from inspiring English sources

One of the artists taking part in performance art installation Up Hill Down Hall is Trinidadian Marlon Griffith, who worked and trained as a "mas man" in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago's capital city.

In launching the review, Vaizey stressed the point that all young people should have opportunities to take part in performance and visual arts and learn about Britain's cultural, architectural and film heritage.

The hard part in performance is coordinating the orchestra with the images on the screen, especially difficult in the dance scenes choreographed by Jerome Robbins, the movie's co-director.

Since it was unusual for rulers or courtiers themselves to take part in performance (they often did in Java, Bali, and Thailand), the court artist was usually a middle-level civil servant.

The older view of A.W. Pollard, W.W. Greg, Fredson Bowers, and other practitioners of the so-called New Bibliography generally regards these texts as suspect and perhaps pirated, either by unscrupulous visitors to the theatre or by minor actors who took part in performance and who then were paid to reconstruct the plays from memory.

This strongly suggests that the hybrid part of the engine is where the major problem lies, for it is with punch out of corners that the electrical energy plays the biggest part in performance.

At the other end of the age spectrum, plenty of young children are being mobilised to take part in performances of commemorative songs, the source said.

In the Farruco family, everyone takes part in performances, including children as young as 12. Surprisingly, Farruquito is in charge, a position he assumed after his grandfather's death in 1997.

For Jeremy Lloyd's creation Captain Beaky and His Band, Michell illustrated the books and took part in performances once a recording of the songs had taken off in 1980.

From SoHo to Harlem tap aficionados from 38 countries will be taking part in performances, classes, workshops and panels, watching films and inducting the first members of the New York City Tap Dance Hall of Fame.

Kirchner, a pianist and composer friendly with Brahms, Schumann and Mendelssohn, reworked the sextets as piano trios, with Brahms's blessing, so that he could take part in performances himself.