Sentence examples for selection of chamber from inspiring English sources

Coliseum, London (www.eno.org ) to 29 January Stephen Hough piano; Skampa Quartet Celebrated pianist and Wigmore Hall artist in residence Stephen Hough performs a selection of chamber music with the Skampa Quartet.

Among them were a dozen operas and other stage works, all set to his own librettos; a collection of ballets composed for Martha Graham and Erick Hawkins; hundreds of evocative orchestral works, including nearly 70 symphonies; many choral works, most of them on religious texts; and a vast selection of chamber pieces and solo piano works.

Song remains the leading edge of any Schubert survey, and at Bard a gifted array of singers, including the tenors Paul Appleby and Nicholas Phan and the mezzo-soprano Rebecca Ringle, will tackle the composer's lieder in a two-weekend embrace (Aug. 8-10 Aug. 15-175-17) that also offers a selection of chamber and symphonic works by Schubert and his contemporaries.

(Sulcas) ★ Pacific Northwest Ballet (Wednesday though Feb. 16) Ballet lovers will be flocking to see what Pacific Northwest Ballet looks like under the direction of Peter Boal, a beloved former New York City Ballet principal who managed to get his troupe to the Joyce in 2010 for a selection of chamber works, but hasn't, until now, been able to show off the full company in a larger New York theater.

The nine-month Birmingham series includes all the concertos and a selection of the chamber music and piano sonatas, but its core is a cycle of the nine symphonies from Andris Nelsons and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.

The correct selection of air chamber size and the effect of the inner diameter of the orifice to minimize water hammer have been investigated by both field measurements and numerical modeling.

Pacemaker technology permits the selection of ventricular (single-chamber) or dual-chamber devices.

With his Leonhardt Consort, founded in 1955, he performed a broad selection of the Baroque chamber, orchestral and dramatic repertory, and helped revive works by Rameau, Lully, André Campra and other Baroque composers.

It traversed a broad selection of Stravinsky's music for chamber ensemble, from the ever-vital (the "Dumbarton Oaks" Concerto and Octet) to the interesting (the Septet, the Three Pieces for String Quartet) and the downright odd (the "Lied Ohne Name" and the Etude for Pianola) — all of them thrilling to hear.

It is said that care was exercised in the selection of the directors of each chamber, and only men of wealth and the highest known integrity were eligible for the trust.

An 80-year-old survivor, Elisabeth Citron, recounted her childhood in Romania and Hungary — wearing the yellow star, being deloused with gasoline in front of a laughing first-grade class, being deported to Birkenau, watching the daily selection of inmates for the gas chambers and ovens.