Sentence examples for solo description from inspiring English sources

In the final and most recent solo, "Description (of a Description)," Ms. Childs's movement is set to text by Susan Sontag, with a set and lighting by the German artist Hans Peter Kuhn.

The last section of "Solo" brims with superb descriptions of folk music and the drunken talk of men and women who are brought together, then driven apart, by the fall of Communism.

Blending tales of his solo wanderings with lavish descriptions of feasting and feuding, Barkan flirts with art appreciation (one Madonna disappoints him with "a gesture that might signify the embrace of sinners or the conclusion to a torch song") and political commentary (Communism back then was, he concludes, "still a great social club").

In a description of her latest solo show at StolenSpace Gallery, she speaks about where her pieces make sense in the larger cultural landscape: "Bioforms and Blooms explores the realm of familiar and foreign.

In "Description (of a Description)," a solo created in Montpelier this June, she returned to working with a text, by Susan Sontag.

Massimo Rancati More from Going Solo Chromatist: It seems that the collective description of Daniel Wilson's sound is 'minimal' – yet between the vocals and the arrangements of his tracks there is an outpouring of feeling and honesty.

"Green," an Elephant Run District production directed by Aimee Todoroff, is billed as "a sci-fi solo performance adventure," and that's a fair description.

Brother Sister Records discovered some of Nidia's early work via a file link hidden in the description of a YouTube clip, and are proud to bring her official solo debut to the world, Estudio da Mana.

Matching Ms. Donovan in the best-solo-performance category is Jeffrey Solomon, whose title, "Santa Claus Is Coming Out," is an accurate description of where his story goes but is oh so misleading as to its content.

This accounts for Raphael's extensive description of Utopian life which takes up most of Book 2, and yet this solo performance is set within the context of conversational exchange in an Antwerp garden.

The retrospective features "Dance No. 4," a section of the evening-length "Dance," which was first performed in 1979; "Description (of a Description)," which was created for the 2000 Montpellier festival in France; and the "Underwater" solo from the opera "White Raven," Ms. Childs's most recent collaboration with the composer Philip Glass and the director Robert Wilson.