Sentence examples for performance instructions from inspiring English sources

THE little Shaker song "Simple Gifts," by Joseph Brackett, comes with performance instructions built in.

If you were not using the multi-touch gestures, a low battery may be the cause of the mouse's erratic performance; instructions for changing the batteries are here.

Following some introductory remarks and a description of the installation, the original performance instructions and scores for each of the subsequent chamber pieces are presented.

Songs of love, religion and death specialise in slow tempos: Sarah Vaughan's radical "Lover Man", from the album Swingin' Easy, or Shostakovich's final string quartet, no. 15 ("Play the first movement so that flies drop dead in mid-air," were the composer's performance instructions).

Unlike Schubert's symphony, which clearly presupposes more music to come, the Bruckner, as it exists, can be viewed as a well balanced whole, in which its short yet insistently aggressive, even violent Scherzo is framed by two grandly paced movements in which the word "feierlich" (solemn or ceremonial) is prominent among Bruckner's performance instructions.

Here, the observers discussed and synchronized test performance, instructions and rating procedure.

Advanced Placement test scores do not satisfy the music theory prerequisites for performance instruction.

(Sulcas) ★ Clarinda Mac Low and Jackson Mac Low (Thursday, through Sept. 15) Clarinda Mac Low, director of the cross-disciplinary organization Culture Push, is the daughter of the poet and composer Jackson Mac Low, who, in 1964, wrote a book of performance instruction poems, "The Pronouns: A Collection of 40 Dances for the Dancers".

The quality of the vocal and performance instruction here is of the highest caliber, with rehearsals aiming at teaching choir members such techniques as how to project their voices effectively and present themselves publicly.

The vocal and performance instruction is of the highest quality, with rehearsals aimed at teaching choir members such techniques as how to project their voices effectively and present themselves publicly ("Don't slouch. You're on stage".).

Part of Platform 2012: Judson Now, a series celebrating the 50th anniversary of that 1960s landmark the Judson Dance Theater, the work is based on Mr. Mac Low's book of performance-instruction poems, "The Pronouns: A Collection of 40 Dances for the Dancers".