Sentence examples for vivid performances of from inspiring English sources

He also gave vivid performances of works from François Couperin's "Pièces de Clavecin".

There were also vivid performances of songs by Wolf and Strauss, including the latter's "Begegnung" and "Rote Rosen," written when he was, respectively, 15 and 19.

Her sharp articulation and the deftness with which she moves between thunder and sparkle yield vivid performances of Stravinsky (Three Movements From "Petrouchka") and Ravel ("La Valse"), a searching account of Brahms's Variations on a Theme of Paganini and uncommonly graceful readings of two Scarlatti sonatas.

There is a vivid performance of innocence, but there's no actual innocence left.

Sarah Connolly shines as the Angel and gives a warm, vivid performance of Sea Pictures.

The evening, part of Juilliard's faculty recital series, opened with a vivid performance of Stravinsky's brief Three Pieces for String Quartet.

The violinist Krzysztof Kuznik, the cellist Daire FitzGerald and the pianist Margaret Kampmeier provided a suitably vivid performance of Ms. Higdon's work.

The soprano Jennifer Ellis Kampani gave an elegant, vivid performance of "No se emenderá jamás," a short, graceful cantata with guitar accompaniment, one of the few works Handel composed in Spanish.

Ms. Chinn, dressed in a white outfit based on commedia dell'arte and with a bow in her hair, gave a dramatically vivid performance of the 21 poems by Albert Giraud that Schoenberg selected for "Pierrot".

Among the rest, Robert Craft conducted a vivid performance of the wild Baroque-comes-to-Hollywood Concerto for String Quartet and Orchestra by Schoenberg, a work only Milton Babbitt had heard in concert before.

The program also included an unsentimental rendition of Barber's "Molto Adagio" and a vivid performance of the finale from a Beethoven string quartet (Op. 59, No. 3), after which whoops and hollers mingled with the bravos.