Sentence examples for recitals presented from inspiring English sources

Soon, in free recitals presented by the Austrian Cultural Institute at the Austrian Embassy in Washington on Oct. 30 and at Weill Recital Hall in New York on Nov. 2, in partnership with the pianist Russell Ryan, he will deliver on that promise.

Another was gratitude: the singers were all paying homage to their mentor, the mezzo-soprano Marilyn Horne, who hosted the evening at the end of "The Song Continues," a weeklong festival of master classes and recitals presented by Carnegie Hall's Weill Music Institute.

WESTPORT Steinway Piano Gallery "Mozart and Friends Recital," presented by the Stamford Symphony.

The studio was the site of an unassuming but excellent Tchaikovsky recital presented by the society on Thursday evening.

A similar simplicity and concentration applied in "Occam V," with which Mr. Curtis opened a 90-minute recital presented without pause on Friday.

The Turkish pianist Fazil Say's performance at the Metropolitan Museum on Friday night was the only traditional piano recital presented in the Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium this season.

WESTMINSTER CHOIR COLLEGE OF RIDER UNIVERSITY "The Crystal Guitar: Songs From Puerto Rico," the first recital presented by Summer Songest 2001's "Musical Discoveries".

A brief, intriguing recital presented on Thursday evening by Mikhail Rudy, a Russian pianist born in Uzbekistan and based in France since the 1970s, managed to be both at once.

Mr. Hampson performed Schumann's original manuscript version at Alice Tully Hall on Sunday evening, in a recital presented by Lincoln Center's Art of the Song Series and the New York Philharmonic, with which he is artist in residence this season.

The story of how Ms. Lee's gown was created had long been part of the promotional campaign for this recital, presented by the Concert Artists Guild, the estimable organization that auditions and supports emerging artists.

In this solo recital — presented by the Abby Whiteside Foundation, and dedicated to Sophia Rosoff, Mr. Iverson's teacher in that lineage — he will interpret jazz standards and his own compositions, along with "Serenade in A," by Igor Stravinsky, and "Alleluia in Form of Toccata," by Louise Talma (who taught Ms. Rosoff in the 1940s).