Sentence examples for that recital from inspiring English sources

O'Brien suggested that Recital had greater speed than the "laid-back" Seville, last seen finishing second in the Racing Post Trophy.

But if a knock-on effect is that recital audiences also get to hear more of Andsnes in the Beethoven sonatas, it will be worth it.

No doubt the principal reason that recital collaborations between violinists and guitarists are so few and far between is that the repertory of works for these two instruments is so slender in both quantity and quality.

He gave a Liszt recital at the 92nd Street Y in January and will perform a variation on that recital at Carnegie Hall on April 29.

At the 92nd Street Y last Thursday night, Mr. Frank, now 75, celebrated the 50th anniversary of that recital by performing, with one exception (Mozart's Rondo in A minor), his Town Hall program: Bach's Fantasy and Fugue in A minor, Schubert's late Sonata in B flat and Beethoven's Sonata No. 32 in C minor.

IT seems that a recital should be a breeze for a singer.

Mainstream concertgoers who assume that a recital of recent works must be a daunting listening experience should have been there.

Those concert versions of popular works usually had fine casts, accompanied by the superb Met Orchestra, and it's hard to argue that the recital series that has replaced them is an adequate substitute.

This wonderful mezzo-soprano approaches everything she sings with such fine style and blazing conviction that her recital is sure to be a memorable experience.

In "American Bitch," she gets trapped in Chuck's apartment, forced to watch that flute recital: she's furious, tongue-tied.

So it's no surprise that the recital program she will play at the Greenwich House Music School tonight is rich with intriguing and little-known fare.