Sentence examples for polished rendition from inspiring English sources

The program opened with a polished rendition of C. P. E. Bach's Symphony in E flat (Wq.

His most natural sound is his relaxed generic crooning, heard only once, on a polished rendition of "Till".

The program began with a lively, polished rendition of "Brazilian Fanfare," by the Brazilian composer Clarice Assad, in its New York premiere.

The program concluded with a lithe, polished rendition of Beethoven's Symphony No. 1 in C, which alludes to the 18th-century traditions of Mozart and Haydn while also breaking new ground.

Other chamber-music staples included the opening movement from Schumann's Piano Quintet in E flat, in a polished rendition by performers including Mr. Bronfman and the violinist Sergey Ostrovsky, and the Andante from Mozart's "Kegelstatt" Trio for piano, viola and clarinet.

Mr. Botstein conducted an energetic, if not always polished, rendition of the alluring score, enlivened with many pictorial and evocative elements.

La Tanya Hall ("Skylark") and Paula West ("I Remember You") offered warm, vocally polished renditions of classic Mercer ballads and Barbara Carroll, a sly, elegant "Too Marvelous for Words".

The Vienna sound is showing symptoms of atrophy; witness the excessively polished, inert rendition of Bartók's Music for Strings, Percussion, and Celesta that ended the program.

The Trinity Choir, the superb resident ensemble of Trinity Church in Lower Manhattan, is rightly renowned for its polished, spirited renditions of major works from the classical choral repertory.

The program opened with a polished and buoyant rendition of Hugo Wolf's "Italian Serenade," inspired in part by works by the German Romantic writer Joseph von Eichendorff.

Yet, early on, it became clear the night had more to do with letting the audience, and the stars, unleash the depth of their Bowie-ardor than with delivering highly polished or individual renditions.