Sentence examples for performing heritage from inspiring English sources

"Our performing heritage, our strong sense of identity and unique understanding of our poetic traditions," he said.

Founded in 1924 and refreshed with regular acquisitions, the museum is the primary repository of the nation's performing arts heritage, and until now has always been financed by the state.

In this concert, he opens up his somewhat closed public persona to interrogate some musical aspects of his own heritage, performing three rarely heard twentieth-century works on Jewish themes — sonatas by Ernest Bloch and Alexander Veprik, and the "Suite Dansée" of Alexander Krein — between which the pianist will read selections by the Yiddish poet Yitzhak Leybush Peretz.

He is the director of STARLAB, a mobile laboratory facility for heritage sciences, performing in situ physic-chemical measurements and digital documentation and analysis on archaeological sites, heritage monuments, artefacts and works of art.

The combination proves that the current Graham dancers can tend their heritage while performing equally well in pieces that might suit almost any other repertory troupe.

Its first single will arrive soon and the group's debut TV performance (as of now) is set for "Greatest Hits," ABC's upcoming summer music series that has contemporary artists and heritage acts performing records that defined the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s (the group  will pay homage to En Vogue while its label mates Fifth Harmony will perform a Destiny's Child medley).

Football players who shared Seau's Samoan heritage performed an impromptu island warrior Haka dance between classes in his memory.

Indeed, the fact that children of east Asian heritage perform just as highly in the Australian education system (whose schools and teachers do not routinely use such techniques) would actually seem to contradict such views".

In different situations, this very simple test could be not performed; in cultural heritage or during an optimised industrial process.

"But intangible cultural heritage, such as performing arts or oral traditions, are harder to preserve or measure," she said.

As pop's usual revenue streams grow increasingly parched, more and more bands of a certain vintage are choosing the heritage option of performing one of their classic albums in its entirety.