Sentence examples for vivacious performance from inspiring English sources
Next came a vivacious performance of Rossini's "Barber of Seville" Overture.
But what you get is a distillation of an actor's experience and the thrill of vivacious performance.
Fabio Biondi conducts the excellent period-instrument orchestra Europa Galante in a fiery, vivacious performance of a pasticcio opera that was popular in its day, then forgotten.
Composers in the Soviet sphere were compelled to obey the dictums of Socialist Realism, but Lutoslawski flirted with dissonance in this vibrantly dark-hued score, given a vivacious performance by the Juilliard ensemble as a curtain raiser.
The program concluded with a vivacious performance of Beethoven's Symphony No. 2. Orpheus played the offbeat accents in the Allegro con brio with particular vigor, and the serene melody of the Larghetto unfolded elegantly, with gracious exchanges between strings and winds.
Between the music, the ethereal lights and the vivacious performance, One Direction had me jumping up and down and shrieking from the moment they took the stage.
But she provided the more vivacious, visceral television performance: it was a 90-minute sprint to reclaim her identity as a feisty, folksy frontierswoman ready to storm Washington.
Michaela Coel: Chewing Gum (Channel 4) Miranda Hart: Miranda (BBC1) Sian Gibson Peter Kayy's Car Share (BBC iPlayer) Sharon Horgan: Catastrophe (Channel 4) The 28-year-old Coel is the outstanding candidate here for her vivacious and filthy performance as a teenager facing temptations in the self-written sitcom adapted from her stage show.
Kenneth Boys takes a star turn with his vivacious (and never condescending) performance.
The West Side ensemble, some of whose string players held their bows in the baroque style, offered a spirited performance of this vivacious symphony, illustrating its dramatic hues and rich harmonic language with transparent, buoyant playing.
The dialogue is still trenchant, the main performances are still vivacious and crowd-pleasing, but, in Michael Grandage's transfer, "Frost/Nixon" has become bombastic.
