Sentence examples for recitals depending on from inspiring English sources
Alice Tully Hall is the official residence of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, but with 1,100 seats it is too big for trios, quartets and quintets; adequate for instrumental and voice recitals (depending on the artists and what they are playing); and too small for full-size symphony orchestras.
Each year we hold 2-4 recitals per semester (depending on performance demand), where we organize concert programs based on repertoire and the preferred performance date of interested musicians.
Sessions can last from one to two hours ("depending on how long they keep you talking afterwards", says Derbyshire), and range from slightly more formal operatic recitals to sing-a-longs, music quizzes and percussion workshops.
This suggests that the recitals will be either engagingly informal or curiously whimsical, depending on your degree of skepticism.
John Kamitsuka takes a modest approach to the piano that, depending on what you want from a public piano recital, can be either endearing or frustrating.
Depending on his sweater.
Ticket prices range from $10 to $40, depending on whether the buyer is a current Preparatory student and whether he or she will attend classes, the recital or both.
thick, depending on preference.
(Applies depending on conditions).
