Sentence examples for recitals that from inspiring English sources

Recitals that offer the complete Chopin preludes, or waltzes, scherzos, ballads, nocturnes and such, are fairly common.

But, by the end of the eighteen-eighties, Bülow had launched a four-evening Beethoven cycle, touring cities with popular recitals that included most of the sonatas.

MITSUKO UCHIDA Perhaps the most graceful pianist on the stage, and one of the most probing, Mitsuko Uchida gives recitals that are invariably satisfying.

Now, much like the international recitals that preceded Callas's last public performance on Nov. 11, 1974, the relics are preparing for a final tour.

He also used to take part in recitals that went on for so long that women would go into labour just to get out of the theatre.

In addition to several concerts a season with the new-music ensemble COUNTER INDUCTION, he periodically offers recitals that are thoughtfully programmed and beautifully played.

This was a recital that kept opening up the wealth of resources at the disposal of Bharatanatyam.

At Hung Lo village, a group performed a traditional xoan song recital that honours the royal ancestors.

This was a recital that brought out the best in the pianist Mitsuko Uchida - but then that's nothing unusual.

Carnegie Hall announced that it has canceled two concerts, Sunday's "Celebrating the Tokyo String Quartet" and Jadranka Jovanovic's recital that was to take place on Monday.

DMITRI HVOROSTOVSKY The commanding baritone, accompanied by Ivari Ilja, appears at Carnegie Hall in an all-Russian recital that includes songs by Tchaikovsky, Medtner, and Rachmaninoff.