Sentence examples for recital from from inspiring English sources

This is a Carnegie Hall recital from 1965, her first there, and has an exciting sense of occasion.

A few weeks ago another Chopin album floated into the office: a "Chopin Recital" from the distinguished Canadian pianist Janina Fialkowska.

Mr Miliband can sound like a clever student lisping a recital from an academic textbook; this speech was effective because it successfully combined head with heart.

Ms. Graham first gained wide recognition three years ago, with her debut solo recording, a Berlioz recital from Sony Classical, which included "Les Nuits d'Ete".

Susan Graham, mezzo-soprano; Malcolm Martineau, pianist (Erato) Ms. Graham returns to CD with her memorable Carnegie Hall debut recital from April.

At such moments, I feel like a parent at a beloved child's piano recital from hell, where every note is wrong and you know there'll be tears before bedtime.

Most of the daylight hours in between were filled with Bach talks, the BCJ's lunchtime Bach concert, a Bach lecture-recital from harpsichordist Mahan Esfahani, even some Bach singing for the audience.

He played both recitals from memory, an astonishing achievement.

Two other top singers gave recitals (from memory).

It is time for the concert protocol of playing piano recitals from memory to be set aside.

The grounds, where Delaney planned, "of an afternoon," to host recitals from West End shows, looked as though they'd been draped in felt.