'song performance' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a live performance of a piece of music. For example, "The audience was stunned by the singer's powerful song performance."
In his Song Performance Master Classes, Mr. Bogaev focuses on song performance, vocal technique and audition material for the shows that are being produced in theatre today.
Johnson's work bridges the gap between poetry and song, performance and the page.
MONTCLAIR Alexander Kasser Theater Les Ballets C dee la B: Gardenia," a contemporary dance and song performance.
Best song performance Jennifer Jason Leigh sings Girls Just Wanna Have Fun very slowly in English in Anomalisa – and then again in Italian.
On this occasion, however, it clicked: I felt a connection with the greatest Dylan love song performance on record, the bitter masterpiece "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right" on The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan.
It is also virtually impossible not to join in the debate about how children are sexualised in the world of pop song performance, and encouraged to mimic the thrusting moves of their older peers.
"This is like a last stand for webcasting". Last year, an obscure federal panel ordered a doubling of the per-song performance royalty that Web radio stations pay to performers and record companies.
"It's basically the only room in the city I haven't played," she said the other day, during a break in rehearsals for the twelve-song performance.
A reception on Friday, bankrolled by the Vevo music service, featured a five-song performance by Keri Hilson, a singer-songwriter in the rhythm-and-blues vein.
The book follows the journey of the play from a one-song performance at the White House to its opening night on Broadway.
Or would she be redeemed in the eyes of the law-and-order crowd by her swan-song performance as Hercule Poirot's niece, a detective carrying on the family tradition by solving the murder in "Yech: A Marvellous Mushroom Murder Mystery Musical Movie"?
