Sentence examples for start a concert from inspiring English sources

It enveloped Nico's "Frozen Warnings," sung by Mr. Cale and Meshell Ndegeocello, to start a concert of Nico's songs featuring a dozen guest performers.

Mr. Charles underwent successful hip replacement surgery last year and had been scheduled to start a concert tour this month, but developed other ailments and died of complications of liver disease, said his publicity agent, Jerry Digney.

Sitting in the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam waiting for its resident orchestra to start a concert when you have never experienced the hall's astonishing acoustics before is a dream come true for any epicure of orchestral music.

A mouthful of leaf lice is not a nice way to start a concert.

When Nergal, the leader of the long-running Polish metal band Behemoth, starts a concert by growling, "Get ready for chaos," he's not kidding.

Later this week, MacGregor starts a concert tour with the Britten Sinfonia featuring her arrangements of 10 pieces by Hardin, including an astoundingly complex 25-part canon, and her treatment of Bach's unfinished Art of the Fugue.

"What I believe, through a block association, is that I can change things in New York," said Marilyn Appleberg, the longtime president of the 10th and Stuyvesant Streets Block Association, which restored parks, started a concert series and successfully opposed high-rises, drugs and prostitution.

The problem in starting a concert with a familiar opera overture is that if the overture is performed persuasively, what you may want to hear next is the rest of the opera, not other, unrelated music.

Way back in February we started a concert series called Uncapped.

Starting a concert 90 mins late #LaurynHillConcert is not being a #diva its being rude and disrespectful.

The pop star died at his rented Los Angeles home, days before he was due to start a string of concerts in London at the O2 Arena.