In the cast of 13, all perform with admirable enthusiasm.
The rest of the players perform with admirable insight and vigor.
All the singers, instrumentalists and dancers performed with admirable skill and irresistible gusto.
But at least Mr. Therriault, who performs with admirable energy, gets to warm up the audience with laughs.
(Smith) New York City Summer Mahler Project (Saturday) Just over a year ago the Sheep Island Ensemble — an ad hoc assemblage of young musicians modeled after the Lucerne Festival Orchestra and named for a Maine retreat — performed an admirable rendition of Mahler's Symphony No. 4 under the direction of James Blachly, in an event to raise funds for All Souls Episcopal Church in New Orleans.
Schmidt added that his team had performed an "admirable job" in holding on to win despite France's second-half pressure.
The framing is erratic, logic shonky and for every cliche Abraham confounds (the call not to use any music other than that which Hank performs is admirable), there's three he clings to (barely a letter goes by without being read aloud).
The works of Satie that Mr. Thibaudet performed, drawn from his admirable recent Decca recording, "The Magic of Satie," proved ideal for this setting.
One could make the point that the Olympics are nothing more than overrated television filler during the dog days of August, with admirable athletes performing rarely seen sports, with a flair of human interest.
Royalist or republican, there is no denying that HRH QEII has performed her role with admirable professionalism, and this weekend, as an epidemic of flag-waving sweeps the nation while Gary Barlow, Robbie Williams and JLS serenade her from a makeshift stage in front of the Palace, the Queen will be celebrating a milestone only one previous monarch has attained – 60 years on the job.
