Sentence examples for performing tradition from inspiring English sources

The Mariinsky cherishes its own Verdi- performing tradition, too, although that was not so obvious in this performance; except for the startlingly fine Jocasta, Zlata Bulycheva, the soloists were adequate rather than outstanding.

Meanwhile, "Vingt Regards" has developed a strong performing tradition, vitally deriving from Ms. Loriod.

Steve Reich's 1976 masterpiece, one of the landmarks of 20th-century music, has already acquired its own enduring performing tradition.

He ponders the effect of recordings on listeners' ears and finds freshness in sticking to the score and stripping away performing tradition (a word he does not like).

Ms. Karrer's voice is haunting, but despite their ties to an exotic performing tradition, the music and the dance felt repetitious.

A sensational disc, it captures a performing tradition that the Nazis would soon sweep away, and embodies all that was great in Weimar Germany.

Many forces interact in developing those traits that distinguish various performing traditions and individual performers.

But to the singers and musicians who make up the backbone of the company, it would mean a loss of performing traditions, the disappearance of another company that gives performers work, and farewells to colleagues who have grown close over the years.

Older native performing traditions reasserted themselves, and new creativity altered the borrowed elements.

Although he followed the scenario of Riccardo Drigo's tuneful score, conducted by Richard Moredock, Balanchine moved across several performing traditions.

The rich folklorist traditions of Spain, Hungary, and Russia have influenced rhythm, melody, and sonority in Western musical performing traditions.