Sentence examples for recital it from inspiring English sources

The second half had been a "citizens' recital", it read.

If there was any real complaint to be made about this glossy showcase recital, it was that there was too much orchestra and not enough tenor.

But several times during the rest of the recital it returned, just as audible, and there was nothing for the performers and their audience to do but try to ignore it.

Designed for a major concert, a farmers' market or a participatory dance recital, it opened late last month with much fanfare, meant to attract office workers, suburbanites from across the region, tourists and the urban dwellers who call downtown home.

While this approach was seemingly meant to further the narrative momentum and immerse the audience in the mood, in the first half of the recital it made the songs blur together, dulling their impact.

Mr. Schiff, who has long enjoyed a flourishing career as a soloist, is seldom heard accompanying singers, but while listening to this recital, it was easy to understand why he holds Mr. Gerhaher in high regard.

The department's adventurous spirit is similarly evident in many of the hundreds of concerts and recitals it presents each season.

The Metropolitan Opera released the performers, dates and places on Monday for the free park recitals it sponsors every summer in lieu of full-scale opera performances, which were suspended after 2007 because of the cost.

For a small fee — in 1961, when he produced 50 debut recitals, it was as little as $180 — he would arrange for a performance space, say Carnegie Recital Hall, in the late afternoon in midweek; put a small ad in the newspaper; handle the tickets and the staff; and invite reviewers.

Writing in The Times, Caitlin Moran called the event "the hottest ticket in town this week," and added, "As a child's introduction to orchestral recitals, it is peerless".

If she mentions something, like an upcoming dance recital, bring it up the next time, asking how it went.