Sentence examples for recital itself from inspiring English sources

But the show's most inspired stroke is to stage the dance recital itself.

While not effective in every detail, this is a compelling dramatic presentation of the composer's searching and vaguely autobiographical work, as well as a bracing challenge to the protocol of the song recital itself.

The recital itself was a fundraiser for a congregation that includes the singer's mother and family.

He converted it into a recital hall (itself worth a tour) and placed a restaurant, Centro, on the ground floor.

In the recital hall itself, there will be acoustically sensitive walls constructed of various size fiberglass boxes covered with fabric and installed at varying depths to balance the sound.

Our version of the "Iliad" was composed toward the end of what we assume were centuries of oral tradition — the "Iliad," like the "Odyssey" and other oral poems, had a genetic ability to reproduce itself, changing with each recital, picking up new details even as old ones were discarded, but always remaining recognizable.

Unfortunately, the next 45 minutes of the recital were excruciating, even worse than the performance itself -- at least for me.

A programme of concerts and recitals in the bandstand itself means free music while you eat.

Mr. Hampson's recital on Wednesday began with the literary and divided itself between the studious and the down home.

There is the normal entrance charge to the museum itself, but no additional cost for the recital: (860) 229-0257.

If New York concertgoers are eager to know how Zankel Hall intends to distinguish itself from Carnegie Hall's two other auditoriums, the solo cello recital by Maya Beiser on Thursday night provided a mesmerizing answer.