Sentence examples for recital more from inspiring English sources

Brahms songs are hardly rarities, particularly on recordings, but they deserve to be heard in recital more often than they are.

For each comedy or tragedy, opera or recital, more than 100 are lit in the chandeliers or on the bronze sconces strapped to pillars.

But except for that instance, the connections between the poetry and the music were tenuous, and the poems interrupted the flow of the recital more than they illuminated the music.

All of that made Kissin's recital more than a little relevant to the moment, when just a few hours earlier in The Hague the Group of Eight voted to remove Russia, with the U.S. and its now six allies angry over Russia's military involvement in the dispute over Crimea.

In our era of relentless documentation, intimate memories of wedding dances have a way of being supplanted by DVD versions viewed many times afterward, and children may remember their first home runs and ballet recitals more keenly in highlight-reel format than in subjective recollections of the experience itself.

48 Nocturnes to give his recital a more heroic ending.

Still, Thursday's recital offered more questions than answers.

If anything, the playing Tuesday night during his recital was more troubled.

The prize carries a cash award of $30,000, a recording contract, a Carnegie Hall recital and more than 30 engagements in North America and Europe.

Igor Levit's latest London recital seemed more like an earnest lecture on the subject of Bach and Busoni than a programme to be enjoyed.

That violence against women might lead to unexpected outcomes — to a legal-defense fund for sexual-assault survivors, backed by the most glittering red-carpet walkers; to the resignations and downfalls of many powerful men; to the unthinkably moving public recital of more than forty victim-impact statements in a single courtroom — has been one energizing lesson of the past five months.