Sentence examples for standard concert from inspiring English sources

Indian classical music wasn't made for Western theaters or standard concert lengths.

Roughly a third of his output is standard concert fare, a third is heard occasionally, and a third is unknown.

Though serving different markets, the two festivals have devised remarkably similar strategies to enhance the standard concert fare.

Both soloists offered encores, Bach and Chopin respectively, as now seems to have become standard concert hall practice rather than the rarity it once was.

Mr. Dominici gave a brief overview of the piano, which has a heavier action that that of a modern Steinway and is tuned lower than standard concert pitch.

Feldman's shorter works make an awkward effect on standard concert programs, particularly when the audience coughs and rustles its puzzlement aloud; they don't play well with others.

The community events included the standard concerts and meals, with drama presentations and athletic entertainment sponsored by the local Turnvereine clubs.

Our unique geographical position and programme – we specialise in using non-standard concert settings and stage performances in civic institutions, buildings and non-traditional venues across London E1 – has allowed us to build up an understanding of patterns of engagement in our local community.

After the aforementioned interview, which covers such anodyne topics as how hard it is on the road and how nice it is that they have so many fans, the film gets down to business presenting a bog-standard concert doc, filmed at San Siro Stadium in Milan last June.

These works became part of the standard English concert repertory, and helped to establish the character of Delius's music in the English concert-goer's mind, although according to Ernest Newman, the concentration on these works to the neglect of his wider output may have done Delius as much harm as good.

"Stop Making Sense," his 1984 film that deconstructed the Talking Heads, set a new standard in concert films.