Sentence examples for this recital of from inspiring English sources

Nothing in this recital of deprivation hints at any sort of opportunity knocking.

There will be several opportunities this season, starting with this recital of works by Sainte-Colombe, Marais, Bach, Hume, Ferrabosco and others.

  KOZINN GUARNERI STRING QUARTET This recital of works by Beethoven, Dohnanyi and Dvorak opens the 105th season of the Peoples' Symphony Concerts, an important series that presents both young and established performers at remarkably affordable prices.

But in this recital of chamber works by Brahms, Schubert, Poulenc and Messiaen, in which he was accompanied by the thoughtful young South Korean pianist Yekwon Sunwoo, Mr. Beilman too often forced the sound until the string's oscillations began to rattle against the weight of the bow.

But this recital of Verdi and Wagner, a splendid evening in many ways, was also a reminder of the limitations of the operatic concert form, and of the fact that the German singer is still an exciting work in progress, both in terms of repertoire and vocal development.

His virtuosic and beautifully poised performance of the 12-minute work opened this recital, part of the current City of Light series.

He will be joined by the pianist Tamar Halperin for this recital, part of Lincoln Center's Great Performers series.

(Eichler) JUILLIARD STRING QUARTET (Thursday) The premiere of Ezequiel Viñao's String Quartet No. 2 is the centerpiece of this recital by one of this country's most venerable chamber ensembles.

A single paragraph of St. Aubyn's may start out in clipped comic mode and seem perfectly legible, then slowly curdle into something much more unreadable and mysterious, like this poignant recital of Patrick's psychosomatic symptoms: His body was a graveyard of buried emotion; its symptoms were clustered around the same fundamental terror..

A single paragraph of St. Aubyn's may start out in clipped comic mode and seem perfectly legible, then slowly curdle into something much more unreadable and mysterious, like this poignant recital of Patrick's psychosomatic symptoms: His body was a graveyard of buried emotion; its symptoms were clustered around the same fundamental terror...

In a recent recording she has tackled some of the hugely challenging arias written for the castrato Farinelli, and she started this recital with two of those, by Nicola Porpora: songs of delicious amorous distress and longing conveyed, as she showed, not by sentimental expression but by agility, clarity, a feeling for line and a perfection of ornament.