Sentence examples for venerable concert from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the lure of the venerable concert film remains strong.

This venerable concert series often seemed to be treading water in recent seasons, if not scraping the bottom of the forgotten-musical barrel.

A couple of weeks after seeing Kennedy in the jazzclub/sheepbarn in Poland, I meet him again in von Karajan's dressing room half a continent away backstage at the venerable concert hall of the Berlin Philharmonic.

(Chinen) *JAZZ IN JULY FESTIVAL (Tuesday through Thursday) The 92nd Street Y's venerable concert series concludes this week with three more concerts reflecting the laudable taste of its new artistic director, Bill Charlap.

By the end of the festival I started to wonder who the true beneficiaries of the initiative were: It seemed quite possible that these young musicians and their fresh ideas were throwing a lifeline to the venerable concert halls, rather than vice versa.

A small but venerable concert organization in St . Paul Minn., the Schubert Club, was forced to cancel Ms. Voigt's recital at the Ordway Center on Nov. 15 because she was already scheduled to sing with the Minnesota Orchestra in Minneapolis seven months later.

(Smith) ★ Efterklang With the Wordless Music Orchestra (Saturday) If you seek signs of change in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's venerable Concerts and Lectures series, look no farther than this offbeat opening-night offering: Efterklang, an appealingly moody Danish art-rock trio, collaborates with the Wordless Music Orchestra in material from an ambitious new LP, "Piramida".

(Chinen) ★ Jazz in July (Tuesday through Thursday) This venerable summer concert series, programmed by Bill Charlap, typically takes a fondly nostalgic view of jazz and American songbook traditions.

"There are, per capita, probably more new music groups and performances in the Bay Area than anywhere in the country," said Charles Amirkhanian, artistic and executive director of Other Minds, the venerable San Francisco concert series.

(Chinen) ★ Jazz in July (Tuesday through Thursday, and July 23 to 25) This venerable summer concert series, programmed by Bill Charlap, typically takes a fondly nostalgic view of jazz and American songbook traditions.

You may never have heard of Guster, but many, many college-age fans of jangly rock have, and they will be out in force to help their band earn some dough for the venerable summer-concert series.