Sentence examples for recital than from inspiring English sources

The tune is the James Bond theme and their performance is more grade school recital than coordinated drone army.

There is probably no more assertive way to begin a violin recital than with this towering, unaccompanied set of variations.

The lead track on "Body Talk" is "Don't Fucking Tell Me What to Do," which is more a recital than a full pop song.

Accompanied by Art Weiss on piano and Steve La Spina on bass, Ms. Williams delivered a show that often felt more like a recital than a cabaret act.

But the show is also more like a recital than a cabaret act, and the jazzier the song, the more inhibited Ms. Williams's singing becomes.

Similar techniques, if different coloration, also enliven brighter, earthier songs, like Robert Johnson's "Have You Seen the Bright Lily Grow?" This is less a straight vocal recital than a carefully shaped collaboration among Mr. Scholl; Concerto di Viole, a superb viola consort based in Basel, Switzerland; and Julian Behr, a fine lutenist.

The result was a lot more demanding than a conventional recital; rather than a collection of small groups of song, this was a big arc that the singer sustained unbroken.

If you were to watch these performances on mute, you might think you had happened upon a public-access broadcast of an interpretive-dance recital rather than a song with more than a billion YouTube views.

His waltzes were also written specifically for the salon recital rather than the ballroom and are frequently at rather faster tempos than their dance-floor equivalents.

I know the atheist recital better than most.

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