Sentence examples for poetic performance from inspiring English sources

From Bob Dylan to the Beats to Lenny Bruce, direct poetic performance was taken as the only truth.

While the competitors' reasons for trying out varied, they revolved around a basic love of poetic performance.

Ms. Grimaud was joined by Sheryl Staples, the Philharmonic's principal associate concertmaster, for a competent if not particularly poetic performance in which it seemed as if some of Schumann's subtleties were being glossed over.

Experimental poetic practices such as visual, kinetic, phonetic, concrete, video poetry, and poetic performance have unfolded over time and across national boundaries in response to global, social, and technological forces.

While many qiṭʿahs suggest that they are complete in and of themselves, the structure of others (as well as what is now known about the nature of oral performances and the processes of recording them) points to the possibility of their being the favourite memorized examples of typical segments from a lengthier poetic performance.

LOS ANGELES — Of all the things the artist Chris Burden did, and had done to, his body for the sake of art — shot, through the arm, with a.22 rifle; nailed, through the hands; cut, with broken glass; confined, for five days inside a tiny locker — perhaps his most poetic performance piece was the simplest.

His poetic performances continued to enthrall; at 22, he was at the pinnacle of Parisian society.

The outstanding young German cellist Maximilian Hornung presents them side by side on Cello Concertos of 1966 (Myrios): two concertos both premiered that year, here given exhilarating, poetic performances with the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin conducted by Andris Poga.

Next came a dreamily evocative rendition of Debussy's "Claire de Lune" and a poetic, introspective performance of Chopin's Nocturne in E flat (Op. 9, No. 2).

We can take draw solace from the fact that both our historically strong and newly evolving poetic traditions – performance or page, pastoral or post-industrial – will be there to remind and inspire us, to offer solace or make us think a little more deeply about what has just taken place.

The language is poetic, the performances (Neil Maskell, Richard Hawley, Shaun Dooley, Rosina Carbone, oh, everyone) as real as life.