Sentence examples for standard recital from inspiring English sources

Individual pieces from the "Années," even individual suites, are standard recital fare.

Given that, she could also have played a standard recital and not seemed out of step.

It's hard to imagine the French pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard giving a standard recital, the kind in which a group of unrelated works is paraded across the stage, each in its own compartment.

These have ranged from standard recitals and concerto performances to chamber music collaborations and explorations of unusual repertory.

They became standard parlour recital items even during the composer's lifetime, and their overwhelming popularity has itself caused many critics to underrate their musical value.

The pianist Lily Kraus played standard-repertory recitals.

Individual movements from many of his organ symphonies have become standard elements in recital repertory, most notably the "Toccata" from the Fifth.

The next night Mr. Tharaud played a standard program at Weill Recital Hall with works by Scarlatti, Ravel, Chopin and Liszt.

There is also the danger of becoming typecast as a new-music player, a problem for musicians who also want to play recitals of standard repertory.

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Although he had recorded Berlioz with Sir Colin Davis and sung Bach with the BBC, his recitals followed the standard McCormack format of light-classical repertory and sentimental Irish ballads, including the ubiquitous "Danny Boy," of which he said he never tired.