Sentence examples for vital performance from inspiring English sources

Still, the musicians responded well over all, delivering a fleet and vital performance.

This is Strauss at his manipulative and pictorial best, and Mr. Metzmacher led a vital performance with a strong profile.

Despite moments of unsteadiness, the baritone Franco Pomponi gives a vital performance as Arcabonne's brother and fellow sorcerer Acalaüs.

To allow that would be to give up control of a vital performance factor that they are capable of controlling.

The program opened with a vital performance of Beethoven's cycle "An die Ferne Geliebte" ("To the Distant Beloved"), in which the enigmatic poems are linked by piano passages.

The tension fell away the following night, when Dudamel achieved the most sensuous and vital performance of Bartók's Concerto for Orchestra that I've ever heard.

The full-width frontal impact simulation of the whole car after redesign in the front side rails has been performed to verify vital performances such as deformation mode, energy absorption, and acceleration.

And to judge from the vital performances here, the record-buying public is another.

The following year she rustled up one of her most vibrant and vital performances in A Place in the Sun.

And Repast, a graceful, energetic ensemble that specializes in the late Baroque, gave vital performances of music by Corelli, Couperin and Telemann.

In October, the British conductor John Eliot Gardiner led vital performances of Monteverdi's three surviving operas—"Orfeo," "The Return of Ulysses," and "The Coronation of Poppea"—at Alice Tully Hall.