Sentence examples for program of selections from inspiring English sources

RED BANK Count Basie Theater New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, "Best of Playing With Fire," with Jacques Lacombe, conductor; Ben Wager, bass, and Héctor Falcón, violin, in a program of selections from works by Offenbach, Weber, Gounod and Berlioz.

Mr. Weiss was on his own on Sunday afternoon at Corpus Christi Church, when he opened the Music Before 1800 season with "A Cleare Day," a program of selections from the "Fitzwilliam Virginal Book".

ENGLEWOOD Bergen Performing Arts Center New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, "Best of Playing With Fire," with Jacques Lacombe, conductor; Ben Wager, bass, and Héctor Falcón, violin, in a program of selections from works by Offenbach, Weber, Gounod and Berlioz.

TRENTON The War Memorial New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, "Best of Playing With Fire," with Jacques Lacombe, conductor; Ben Wager, bass, and Héctor Falcón, violin, in a program of selections from works by Offenbach, Weber, Gounod and Berlioz.

Today's program consists of selections from Rossini's "Barber of Seville" and Puccini's "Madama Butterfly" and "La Bohème," with house singers including the fine Georgia Jarman and Michael Corvino.

There are several key differences between our work and the National Institutes of Health Library of Integrated Cellular Signatures (LINCS) program selection of a set of 1000 "landmark" genes that can be used to infer 80%% of the genome.

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The program also included lovely renditions of selections by English Renaissance exponents of polyphony, including John Taverner's "Gloria" from the "The Western Wind" Mass and works by William Mundy and William Byrd.

His theme was exile, and at the heart of the program were selections from Hanns Eisler's "Hollywood Liederbuch," with a selection of dark-hued Schubert songs woven around them.

The rest of the program featured selections from the quartet's new CD, "Fiction," an eclectic grab bag of pop and jazz tunes.

Ms. Bartoli's contributions to the second half of the program were selections from Gluck's "Clemenza di Tito" and "Antigono," and Ms. Bartoli made the most of their shapely vocal writing and passion.