Sentence examples for several recitals from inspiring English sources

Like Mr. Henkin, I played in several recitals with students knee-high to me.

"I see, But what does he do?" Mr. Schnabel said that he was a pianist, and that he had given several recitals at Carnegie Hall during the season.

Mr. Wosner, a young Israeli-born pianist, has been focusing on Schubert in recent seasons; along with several recitals he has demonstrated his mettle with an all-Schubert disc on the Onyx label.

At the centre of this belated tribute was a survey of Feldman's works for piano and strings, spread across several recitals, with pianist John Tilbury and the ­members of the Smith Quartet.

(Schweitzer) MARC PELOQUIN (Monday) Having already paid homage to David Del Tredici in several recitals this year, including a concert devoted entirely to his music at the beginning of September, the pianist Marc Peloquin continues to honor the composer's 70th year with a recital that will include the world premiere of a piece Mr. Del Tredici wrote for him, "S/M Ballade".

One would not have guessed from her recent performances in a Haydn oratorio and in several recitals of Polish and Russian songs that she could fill Carnegie with fiery, floridly embellished readings of Baroque arias, but she provided a spectacular display of the virtuosity that Handel, Gluck and Vivaldi demand.

Among the works he played at Carnegie Hall on Friday night, one, Beethoven's Sonata No. 32 in C minor, had appeared in several previous recitals and on his Nonesuch debut CD.

He is not leaving immediately: he will direct Holy Week services, which at St. Thomas, on Fifth Avenue at 53rd Street, draw on the full history of sacred music, and he is to give several organ recitals, including one on Sunday.

  EICHLER CHRISTINA KISS The line between bravery and foolhardiness may be a thin one, and undertaking to perform the complete solo piano works of Liszt — from memory — in several dozen recitals might easily fall on either side.

Several more successful recitals followed, and in March 1885 she played the Chopin Piano Concerto in F Minor with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

Mrs. Hayes, who was born Evelyn Swarthout in Jacksonville, Ill., began her music career in the 1930's, appearing several times in recitals at Town Hall in New York.