He sang in a bright, engaging tenor, recording about 20 albums, and with his crowd-pleasing manner, he performed not only in large performance halls with full orchestras but also in cabarets and at weddings and other private functions.
His group has performed not only at Mexican weddings and holiday parties but also at bar mitzvahs and Chinese weddings.
She has performed not only with Dad but also with the flutist Jean-Pierre Rampal and the cellist Mstislav Rostropovich.
The sacrament is performed not only for people who are near death but also for those who are very sick, and it may be repeated.
During his career he performed not only on acoustic and electric guitars, but also on electric bass, piano, banjo, oud, sarod and pedal steel guitar.
In the modern city, that function is performed not only by controlled open space but by windows in tall glass buildings.
The cheikhas further departed from tradition in that they performed not only for women but also and especially for men.
Its cast members performed not only nude but also, in many cases, by their own later accounts, high on LSD.
The Mass, too, was superbly performed, not only by this great orchestra but also by the volunteer Cleveland Orchestra Chorus, obviously well trained by its director, Robert Porco.
These dance dramas developed from the shadow plays of the 18th century and are performed not only as amusement but as a safeguard against calamities.
For more than three decades, the company performed not only in Stony Creek, but also across the country, at places like the Detroit Institute of Arts, Dartmouth College, Greenwich Village theaters and numerous puppet festivals.
