Sentence examples for stunning concert from inspiring English sources

The stunning concert, spun off from his spare voice-and-piano album, "Simply Broadway," was a benefit for the Actors Fund, of which Mr. Mitchell is the chairman.

A jam-packed new night-life district is taking shape, and a blossoming creative scene features everything from an upstart design center to the avant-garde Rem Koolhaas-designed Casa de Música, a stunning concert space.

Domènech's most "complete interior" is the 1908 Palau de la Música Catalana, a stunning concert hall miraculously shoehorned into a small lot at the junction of the old city and the new.

In 1927 a dashing White Russian aristocrat named Leon Theremin arrives in New York and unveils a revolutionary musical instrument, stunning concert audiences with its tonal beauty and the baffling manner in which it is played.

The same might be true for Ellington, who is shown in stunning concert clips from the 1940's; for Count Basie, who seems the cool-headed captain of a precision crew; and for Dizzy Gillespie, who comes across as the wild, sexy character he was in the 1940's.

Shortly after Purple Rain, he released one of his most brilliant albums, Sign O' the Times, together with a stunning concert film of the same name, which Prince directed with Albert Magnolli, who had directed Purple Rain.

With that company Cary made a stunning New York City concert debut in 1870.

Meanwhile, on an island in Hamburg, their stunning Elbphilharmonie concert hall has just had its topping-out ceremony.

If Liverpool or Glasgow built a stunning new concert hall, would it be not just the talk – and the pride – of the town itself?

If Stevie on a British stage is what really sends the hackles tingling for the faithful, then it's only in the context of a truly stunning Fleetwood Mac concert.

"SYMPHO: TRACES" In a sequel to last spring's stunning "Rewind" concert, the young conductor Paul Haas leads the Brooklyn-based chamber orchestra the Knights in a seamless program in which performances of works by Bartók, Pärt, Monteverdi, and Copland ("Appalachian Spring"), among others, will be accompanied by a video installation by Romain Erkiletlian.