Sentence examples for programme of music from inspiring English sources

It cost 3d and showed the Programme of Music by the Bournemouth Silver Band, including two marches, two waltzes and a paso doble.

The previously uninhabited Obonjan was this year revived as a "curated island destination" by organisers, who scheduled a lengthy programme of music, talks, art, health sessions and workshops.

The Exchange is more than just a music venue: it offers a diverse programme of music, theatre, cinema and community events.

The programme of music composed in Terezín, very seldom played, began a life of its own after Ms Freedman was invited to take it to New York for a Terezín festival.

In his Proms debut on 12 August, returning to the BBC Symphony in a mainly French programme of music by Berlioz, Chopin, Roussel (a rare outing for the Third Symphony) and Ravel.

Co-founded by Dan Blackledge, who was behind Hideout and Unkown, this new event is part festival, part resort, with a two-month long programme of music, arts and workshops on a long-abandoned island in the Adriatic.

'Woven Words' (0844 875 0073) continues till 6 Feb Daniel Harding directs the LSO in two programmes of music by Sibelius, Beethoven and Mark-Anthony Turnage at London's Barbican Hall, including Turnage's trumpet concerto with Håkan Hardenberger (Tue) and the world premiere of Speranza (Thu).

To a few people, Orff is also known for a small number of other works - especially those in which he attempted to repeat the success of Carmina Burana - and as the author of one of the 20th century's most influential programmes of music education for children, a system still widely in use in many parts of the world.

Here, though, a complete programme of familiar music brought a near-capacity audience.

There's a programme of chamber music, and an evening of shimmering orchestral works conducted by Pascal Rophé.

Expect an accompanying programme of folk music and bruised ball-players seeking solace in nearby public houses.