Sentence examples for performing unaccompanied from inspiring English sources

He took to performing unaccompanied, and delivered astonishingly self-sufficient performances in which he frequently seemed to resemble two or three pianists playing simultaneously.

There's nothing to apologise for – the poster had spelled out the fact that Marshall, aka Cat Power, would be performing unaccompanied, so nobody could have been surprised to find the stage occupied by only her, a guitar and a piano.

Performing unaccompanied, he took his time, phrasing in the fluctuating cadence of an internal monologue.

He performed unaccompanied.

Mseleku performed unaccompanied on those gigs, and he was mesmerising.

The choir performs unaccompanied, with its director, Paul T. Kwami, offstage.

After that, at 10, the pianist and accordionist Ted Reichman performs unaccompanied, striking a balance between freedom and form.

With forty-seven songs performed unaccompanied at the midtown-Manhattan offices of Dylan's music publishers, it offers a fairly coherent portrait of the young artist.

If the authentic sound of ancient Russia is what you're after, this is the concert for you with Russian Orthodox Church music performed unaccompanied, as Russian Church law dictates.

Mr. Ribot, the guitarist, will perform unaccompanied, though it's entirely possible he'll find grounds for collaboration with Ms. Roberts, an alto saxophonist, and Mr. Nugent, another guitarist.

There were other innovations as well: saxophonists Anthony Braxton, Steve Lacy, and Evan Parker performed unaccompanied improvisations at their solo concerts, and unprecedented groups began to appear that had no rhythm section instruments whatsoever.