Sentence examples for recital which from inspiring English sources

Finally, the workshop would culminate with a recital, which took place at Weill Recital Hall on Sunday afternoon.

The "Trout" proved the highlight of the Leipzig String Quartet's recital, which was technically unobjectionable but rarely inspiring.

Brahms's autumnal Four Piano Pieces, Op. 119, lie at the core of this recital, which also offers works by Bach, Prokofiev, and Chopin (including the Berceuse).

The Detroit players said they were prepared to picket her recital — which they called a "replacement concert" — and wrote Ms. Chang a letter asking her to reconsider.

That bond extended to their work in this recital, which included a generous sampling of blithe duets by Mendelssohn and a clutch of headier selections by Schumann.

That composer's Sonata No. 31 in A-Flat Major begins the recital, which continues with works by Schubert, Debussy ("Estampes"), and Janácek ("On an Overgrown Path").

Rent was paid in violin recitals, which Willy much enjoyed.

"In playing recitals, which are so intimate, you constantly have to have that dialogue.

Lovers of organ music can check with the church for a schedule of recitals, which are fairly frequent.

She gave her farewell performance of Aïda at the Metropolitan Opera in New York in 1985 but continued to give recitals, which she described as her first love.

In song recitals she has an unusually gregarious stage presence and dispenses with the often off-putting formality of recitals, which she says needs "to be booted into the 21st century" to survive.