Sentence examples for this valuable series from inspiring English sources

This valuable series celebrates its 25th anniversary with two concerts and surrounding discussions.

This valuable series offers a concert of five premieres, including "Three Poems for Erhu" by its artistic director, Wang Guowei, a superb player of the erhu (Chinese fiddle) himself and the soloist here.

So it was no surprise that the concert of the Accentus Chamber Choir of France on Wednesday evening, in the valuable series Music of the Spirit, culminated in a work touching only vaguely on spirituality.

In the valuable series Sacred Music in a Sacred Space at the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola, David Higgs gives a recital of music by Franck, Vierne, Dupré, Lefébure-Wély and Duruflé on the excellent Mander pipe organ to open a little festival of French Romantic music.

In this brief volume, part of Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr.'s valuable series on the American presidents, Brinkley concludes that it would be hard to call Kennedy a great president, but nonetheless shows how his life and death became a "symbol of hope and purpose".

"That has been a very valuable series of contacts for China.

"My Ancestor" series The Society of Genealogists, from £4.95 A valuable series of guides to records relating to a variety of groups and professions.

Having just finished a valuable series of concerts and lectures drawing on the music and poetry of Guillaume de Machaut, the Cloisters turns to music of Elizabethan England.

Beyond "L'Enfant": The Complete Dardenne Brothers, a valuable series that begins at the Walter Reade Theater in Manhattan on Wednesday and runs through June 2, provides an excellent opportunity to chart the Dardennes' own evolution as filmmakers.

Under the leadership of Antoni Wit, its music director since 2002, the Warsaw Philharmonic has recorded valuable series devoted to the works of prominent Polish composers like Witold Lutoslawski and Krzysztof Penderecki, as well as representative works by Henryk Gorecki and other contemporary figures.

Since the late 1990s, BBC Music has released a valuable series called "Britten the Performer," with recordings from radio broadcasts, many from the Aldeburgh Festival, including some revelatory performances, like Britten's conducting of the Mahler Fourth in 1961 with the London Symphony Orchestra, a sensitive and structurally transparent account.